France…Provence…Roussillon…one word…C’est Magnifique! Okay that was two words. But what amazing sunshine! Roussillon with its amazing colours truly captured me. I was strolling down a back street and caught this door half hiding from the sun.
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Mais, oui! j’a”door!” 😉
I like that! J’a door aussi!
well this photo is fantastic – I can see how the clors and the light caught you – and I also found that i was soaking up some of the lines and shapes here – like the sunshine line has that sharp geometric cut – which brings the eye (well mine at least) right to the rectangles in the wooden door – and that diamond in the top one -a nd then we get all that texture and organic shape feel with the building structure – which is also changed in the sections split by light – really unique shot – make that… “Magnifique!”
Now I confess I did not spot two things on this door. A friend asked…where is the door handle..there is a buzzer, but no handle to open the door, not to mention a door number or post opening. I usually blur door numbers for privacy but not this time.
oh wow – I completely missed that too – and how mysterious….