Wednesday Doorway
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
A very small Chestnut Street doorway on Beacon Hill.
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16 comments:
Small but beautiful, and more ironworks!
Beautiful Photo. It's barely conceivable that you could find such little inconspicuous but charming things in a city like Boston.
I like the way all the iron fences and their shadows finally lead the eyes to this lovely little door!
That iron fence really makes an special detail in this composition!I liked that green door!
Léia
The green works real well with the old red brick, especially on the road.
The servants must have been a lot smaller back then.
What a marvelous little composition this is.
Your timing was perfect - the crisp shadow adds so much to the composition.
This is really small and special and
what color interesting and beautiful!
:-)
Thanks!
Lovely.It looks a bit like the doors we had for coal deliveries.
I too love the composition here. Bravo!
Great colors and very well composed! Can't help wonder where that doorway leads to, though.
Now that is a captivating little doorway. Love the light and color!!
I love this gate and the ironwork yesterday. Beautiful lines and curves.
It is always a surprise when an iron fence and an old wooden door make a miracle when colored by the sun and documented by attentive eye.
I want to walk up this red cobbled street. Your photos make me think that if I ever come to the States (I hope I will) I will visit Boston.
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