Regular followers have probably noticed by now, I really like photographing old doors. (please see below for second photo and additional text)
I shot this door on a historic log cabin in Granstville, MD, in September. As you can see from wide shot of the same structure below, this building is in a state or restoration, so I zeroed in on the door and some of the wall built around it.
These weathered buildings are so rich with texture and personality. I have driven past this site a few dozen times but it was not until this recent pleasure drive that I slowed down to take a look, and took some photos. Sunday drives are great for taking some time to slow down and see things you may have never noticed before.
Thanks for stopping by! Rob
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I’m so glad you decided to stop by and take these pictures, they are so unique Rob. I also like to photograph doors that for some reason stand out. 🙂
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I enjoy shooting old doors, too! Shot some high up in the Rockies once at a restored ghost town. If you ever get out to Bodie, CA (an old ghost town off Hwy 395 north of Mono Lake), it’s a great place to shoot!
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This is great!
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