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Doors - let's see some!
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Meeces
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A couple from Bodie Ghost Town State Historic Park. Fuji X-T2 days. Apple Photos with Photomator for editing.
Kinda liked the off center feel.
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Fujifilm X-T5 (black and silver).
Prime time- 18mm f/1.4, 33mm, Viltrox 75mm.
2.8 club- 16-55, 50-140.
Rest of the story- 70-300, and 100-400mm, 1.4 ext. and MCEX-11. X-T2 (broken paper weight).
Kinda liked the off center feel.
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Prime time- 18mm f/1.4, 33mm, Viltrox 75mm.
2.8 club- 16-55, 50-140.
Rest of the story- 70-300, and 100-400mm, 1.4 ext. and MCEX-11. X-T2 (broken paper weight).
ajscullard
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travelfoodphoto
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Love Bodie, nice shots.
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Den
travelfoodphoto
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Nice variety, great images.
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Den
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Sag,
Love that door!
Den
Love that door!
Den
1971_M5
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I don't have very many doors, but here's one from a few months ago on a night walk in the city. For some reason, I felt compelled to set-up the tripod and take the shot. So here it is!
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I LOVE photographing doors, especially old ones, have tons, started going thorough my files and then I remembered, nothing beats the Gates of Paradise by Ghiberti! Made in bronze between 1425 and 1452 and weigh 3 tons and named by Michelangelo, yes, that guy! These are the original ones, resting inside the Opera del Duomo museo.
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Hi Knutte,
I have a very similar photo taken before the days of digital photography, and agree, the door of doors!!!
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Den
I have a very similar photo taken before the days of digital photography, and agree, the door of doors!!!
Best,
Den
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Another door in Firenze. The real, original David is in Galleria dell'Academia just up the street.
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Meeces
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Thank you. It's such a photographers paradise!
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Cool capture. I think all the lines- even the way the lights (and reflection of lights) line up are so strongly geometric and somehow satisfying. The only thing I see that might not fit is the security camera. Maybe if you look closely- there seems to be a trash can just inside the door to the left as well, but that is seriously nitpicking.I don't have very many doors, but here's one from a few months ago on a night walk in the city. For some reason, I felt compelled to set-up the tripod and take the shot. So here it is!
4th & Marion
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📷 California based photographer. Capturing the beauty of the places, people, and events around us. Fuji X series. You can find me over on the gram also- instagram.com/photosbymattjames
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Prime time- 18mm f/1.4, 33mm, Viltrox 75mm.
2.8 club- 16-55, 50-140.
Rest of the story- 70-300, and 100-400mm, 1.4 ext. and MCEX-11. X-T2 (broken paper weight).
1971_M5
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I took a quick look and found some others. Didn't realize I actually had "door" shots and hadn't really thought about it as a "thing" but maybe it is? 
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SoDo
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SoDo
Olympia
1971_M5
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Thanks! You're making me laugh!Cool capture. I think all the lines- even the way the lights (and reflection of lights) line up are so strongly geometric and somehow satisfying. The only thing I see that might not fit is the security camera. Maybe if you look closely- there seems to be a trash can just inside the door to the left as well, but that is seriously nitpicking.I don't have very many doors, but here's one from a few months ago on a night walk in the city. For some reason, I felt compelled to set-up the tripod and take the shot. So here it is!
4th & Marion
MVDH
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I took this picture this morning, at the Amsterdam Olympic Stadium.
I realy liked the contrast of the bright red doors and the reflection of the greenery.
As most of us will not remember the 1928 Olympic Summer games were held in Amsterdam at this stadium. The stadium was buiult in 1927, so almost 100 years ago. It is still in use, and below the stadium there is a parking garage where I park my car whenever I go to Amsterdam.
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I realy liked the contrast of the bright red doors and the reflection of the greenery.
As most of us will not remember the 1928 Olympic Summer games were held in Amsterdam at this stadium. The stadium was buiult in 1927, so almost 100 years ago. It is still in use, and below the stadium there is a parking garage where I park my car whenever I go to Amsterdam.
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travelfoodphoto
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I like it a lot also. Nice composition and colors!
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If you like doors, go to San Miguel de Allende in Mexico. This is only one example.
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