I'm always fascinated by the strange need people had to put simulated columns on their doorways, especially when the simulation only goes part way. That said, the colours make for a seasonal door.
Ah... unfortunately we don't have autumn decoration on or near doorways. I bet even around Christmas I'll have a hard time photographing a door with a wreath (except for my own. This one is lovely.
A seasonally decorated doorway on Commonwealth Avenue.
Commonwealth is indeed a grand avenue with stately old homes and apartments, and impressive front doors.
ReplyDeleteHow beautyful!The flowers give majesty to the scene!
ReplyDeleteI'm always fascinated by the strange need people had to put simulated columns on their doorways, especially when the simulation only goes part way. That said, the colours make for a seasonal door.
ReplyDeleteSuch an elegant entrance made so inviting by the seasonal arrangements. Good capture.
ReplyDeleteI love walking down Comm ave and peeking into the hidden gardens and admiring the care the builders of the past put into their buildings.
ReplyDeleteI love the color of the building,
ReplyDeletethe hanging flowers and those inside the jars, I like the jars - in short, I want this!
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Beautiful shot!
Ah... unfortunately we don't have autumn decoration on or near doorways. I bet even around Christmas I'll have a hard time photographing a door with a wreath (except for my own. This one is lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love doors and doorways of all kinds. I never can help taking photo of them. This one here is stunning!
ReplyDeleteThat looks really nice. An impressive greeting for visitors.
ReplyDeleteBoston has so many fine old structures with great doorways - you'll have an easy time on the 1st with the theme of "doors."
ReplyDeleteGreat shot.
pretty in (dusky) pink.
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