When John and I were in Eastbourne recently we caught the bus to East Dean and had a wander around, stopping for coffee in between. I came across an interesting doorway - I loved the stonework of the wall and the solid wood door, as well as the post where a gate had originally been attached. So when I saw the theme for this week's
Inspiration Avenue ' doorways and windows' I knew that I wanted to share this photo:
When I took the photo I thought that perhaps I would be able to use it for one of
Suzie's 365 photos ... and it so happens that for
Day 240 today it's 'free choice', so I'm linking this for that too.
This is also for
Order of the opus gluei 138: me and my camera - celebrating a photo.
love the door, well done on using it in the free choice prompt.
ReplyDeletei love rounded doors, and all the textures in this photo add even more into making a wonderful photo!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very beautiful photo indeed, peaceful and romantic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely doorway! Don't you wish you knew who lives behind it? Especially pretty with the iris in front welcoming you.
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely and inviting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image and I love the depth you were able to get by having the iris in front of the door so effectively. visiting from IA
ReplyDeleteFantastic door and scene!
ReplyDeleteThis is really a gorgeous photo, Hazel. I always love to see your name at Opus Gluei and although our challenge is a little bit different this time, you have not disappointed me. Obviously your talent shines in many different areas. Thanks for joining us again!!
ReplyDeleteArched doorways are so pretty, and the purple flowers in the foreground really add an extra element to this photo - lovely!
ReplyDeletethis is a cool picture and that doorway looks like there is a ton of history behind it...where we live the oldest of old buildings are around 100 years old and the majority of stuff is newer build types, so it is always awesome to see places that look sooo antiqued...thanks for joining in at the opus gluei this week!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great picture. What a fabulous door. I lived a bit down the road from Eastbourne when I lived in the UK. I loved that area.
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