© 2013 Michael Fiveson
Any paint on this old door has been washed away by time and the elements. Now snow nips at the threshold, and without some paint and care this door will perish.
Mike's Look at Life
Photography, memoirs, random thoughts.
© 2013 Michael Fiveson
Any paint on this old door has been washed away by time and the elements. Now snow nips at the threshold, and without some paint and care this door will perish.
Mike's Look at Life 
I knew the door ho would be back! Nice photo, I like the lamp on the wall, very interesting.
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Thanks and ‘ello Marielba.
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Reblogged this on The Legion of Door Whores.
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I always find doors so intriguing…the older and more weathered, the better! Great capture.
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I’m with you Jolene. Thanks.
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Very interesting old door but it needs quickly to be paint
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Yes it does, and as you say, quickly! Thank you.
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dunno why but I have a thing for doors and knobs… liking this
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I appreciate and understand that, although I cannot explain my own personal interests. Thanks for the comment, eh.
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L O V E
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Thanks Merilee
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There is a lot going on in this picture. Though there are not a lot of elements here, each contrast, even complements the others: White walls yet tinged with grey, black and rust light standing out against the white and the door, well you said it best. Nice capture Mike.
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Good eye my keen friend. and thank you.
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As always my strange fascination with doors makes me hit like…..and yet it’s a sad and slightly depressing door!
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The door itself is sad, although the brick is old and beautiful. I might even suggest that sad can also be beautiful, given the right framework. Kind of like a Basset Hound. And thanks.
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Yes sad can e beautiful….and moving 🙂
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Yeah, that’s what I was thinking.
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You must print this! I am building an online store on my site and I really think you would succeed with one as well. Many people would love this image on their wall
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Well thank you. Want to host some of my images?
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I am sure that can be arranged; however, it is really easy to have your own shop. Go Imagekind.com and check it out. I am in the early stages but it is not tough to get it going
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