I was exploring the back streets of Whitstable Kent and came across these two bold doors. They’re painted in such garish colours almost as if to say- don’t notice the weeds in the garden, or on the one door- the missing glass.
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Great Image 🙂
Thanks Morgan!
I think the colors are beautiful. The bricks, the weeds, the steps, the fence, the . . . Everything! Would make a print worth framing.
Thanks for that lovely compliment! I just enjoy my doors! One of these days I may knock on them and find out who lives inside. Be interesting to see if the door matches the owner! Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
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I agree with what Seven said, and also I find it is so interesting how those doors are so similar – side by side and in the same brick – but yet SO different – like not just in color – but the mail slot and the window on the blue one – but not on green – and then how the green one has the ornate arch window above it and the blue one does not. Lots of little thing s- this is truly a gem of a shot!
It’s amazing how at first glance it’s only the bright colours, but there’s more! I just love finding doors! Thanks! 😉