It's an early Sunday morning and a run of buildings creak an early song at the corner voices muffled amid the frozen numbers locked away behind these scattered doors are someone's dreams once secure and reachable now silent; there's privacy here hidden forever.
..Don't know how it all got started...I don't know what they do with their lives.. ...We always did feel the same, we just saw it from a different point of view...
The weathering and peeling door is a delight as is that rather challenging step straight out! I also like the density of your text. However, I experienced an intense moment of delight when I noticed the green garden bags.
If only doors could talk... lots of character and history there! Cool!
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to imagine the characters who might pass in and out of those weathered doors.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautifully weathered!
ReplyDeleteDoorway is what every artist needs to push through his creativity. Many stories to tell about your subject. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat character in these doors. They would have been perfect for CDPB theme day.
ReplyDeleteHey man, Bishop Street ...early 60's...
ReplyDelete..Don't know how it all got started...I don't know what they do with their lives..
...We always did feel the same, we just saw it
from a different point of view...
-bob dylan-
The weathering and peeling door is a delight as is that rather challenging step straight out! I also like the density of your text. However, I experienced an intense moment of delight when I noticed the green garden bags.
ReplyDeleteI love the peeling paint.
ReplyDeleteTime and weather weren't kind to this door, and its owner didn't care.
ReplyDeleteI love the distressed look conceptually but if that was my door, I would paint it gloss red like those in British townhouses.
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