What struck me about these two doors is how identical the two properties were and the strong desire for individuality. In this case personal taste was expressed by the colour choice of the doors, and the state and type of fence–one iron fence in good repair, and one wood fence that had seen better days. The black door reminded me of elegance past and the yellow door of future promise. Two identical doors and two different outlooks on the world.
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Lovely observation Susan. Love the yellow!
Thanks Daniella, wasn’t that colour stunning. My own front door was painted that shade once. Now it’s black again. Think I might redo it!
Even in more modern communities, I think homeowners attempt to achieve some individuality by the color of their doors. Some suburbs have remarkably similar homes, differentiated only by their doors. Kind of like private school kids who have to wear uniforms. They all look the same, so they must stand out from the crowd by accessorizing. 🙂
I love that reference…a different school uniform for a door! 😉
Reblogged this on The Legion of Door Whores.
Thanks for the reblog!
Yellow is happy! 🙂
Andra, I am seriously thinking of repainting my door yellow!