Just like many other photographers I’m drawn to doors from time to time. This door, and the installation in and under the window, is located in a barn that seemed disused or at least not used for its original purpose. For Norm’s Thursday Doors
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My imagination just went wild wondering what stories are held behind those doors!!!!
By the looks of the place, it has gone through a few different phases where the current, alas, is decay
But it has character.
For sure it has 🙂
Looks like a bottle collector has been in there.
It does, doesn’t it?
Lovely shot. My eye keeps going back to the dusty bottles on the shelf in the window. For me they seem to convey age as much, if not more, than the door. Well done 🙂
Thanks, Norm. I like the bottles too. Somewhere in the archive I’m sure I have a close-up. Somehow I believe that the bottles were used to store liquids used in whatever industry the barn housed at some stage.
Amazing photo for the theme!
Thank you!
I’m with Norm on this, those dusty bottles have definitely been there a long time. I’m intrigued by the old wooden sieve and other objects under the window. My granddad had a sieve like that for removing stones from soil before sowing any seeds.
The barn looked as if it had not been used for a long time so sure, the bottles have been there for years. The objects under the window intrigues me too, someone with a bit of an artistic streak must own or have owned the barn
The doors are a bit sad, but I’d love to see what’s on the other side of them.
Do you think so? It never occurred to me that they could be interpreted as sad. I just love how an image can invoke very different sentiments with different people.
I feel that because I know that they reach a point where they can’t be repaired. I’ve repaired done old doors and windows and I’ve walked away from some that were too far gone.
Ah, ok. I’ve got very limited experience with renovation. I’ll take your word for it and keep away from trying to repair dilapidated objects. Something which I’ll have no problems with come to think of it. Unfortunately I’ve never been much of a handyman.
Amazing shot.
Thank you 🙂