How? Who? When? What? Why?
I door I found in a back street in Istanbul.
I am fascinated by old buildings and doors.
How many people have passed through them?
Who passed through them?
When was that ?
What were they doing there and
Why ?
An amazing combination of worn wood and rusty metal.
Olympus E300


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eon .
Top Shot Pete does it link to anything? ( ’ – ))
Peter Evans replied
Thanks Mate dunno I couldn’t get it lol
midzing
great shot Peter,,,well done
Peter Evans replied
Thanks Midi appreciated :-)
tuffcookie
wow what a cool looking door! No doubt this bad boy has many a history… if only it could talk !
Peter Evans replied
Thanks TC I agree although not too loudly otherwise Magee is gonna bash me about the head lol
Magee
PETER! (slap) Pull yourself together man! It’s a door! A great looking door, but a door nonetheless! That’s what they do. They let all kinds of people in and out, and it looks like it’s been doing that since Adam was a boy. Now for heaven’s sake relax. Have a little sit down, and remember to breathe! Deep breaths in,......hold,.....and out again!
Struth!! Just as well I happened along! :-/
Peter Evans replied
lol C’mon Magee where is your sense of adventure and curiousity, your thirst for history ???? lol
Jerame *
excellent
Peter Evans replied
Thanks Jerame :-)
Mindy McGregor
Fantastic work Peter, this image has great textures and probally has a story to tell!
Peter Evans replied
Thanks very much Mindy :-)
Carrie Glenn
Awesome Peter! What a great find and you captured it so perfectly. Great angle and wonderful lighting and texture! ;D
Peter Evans replied
Thanks for such a wonderful comment Carrie xx
everascot
A glance into the past, it’s a marvellous shot!
Jane Keats
What a fascinating door, no doubt with many, many stories to tell! Beautiful Peter!!
Peter Evans replied
and wouldn’t you like to sit and listern to them I know I would.
Thanks Jane much appreciated xx
Louise Cooke
what a great find…all that texture and history…beautiful subject and lovely shooting!
Peter Evans replied
Thanks gorgeous friend xx
Sally Omar
Very cool…title and photo!!!!!!
Peter Evans replied
Thanks so much Sally :-)
Cathie Brooker
Very rustic, Peter
Peter Evans replied
Thanks for checking it out Cathie :-)
Eyal Nahmias
love the colors, texture and composition. The essence of time is clearly seen. Thanks for sharing with the Art of the Middle East group.
Peter Evans replied
Thanks Eyal, my pleasure :-)
DesImages
Girgeous tones and texture in this!
Peter Evans replied
Thanks very much Des :-)
Philip Johnson
great capture Peter, would fit the new group, Unwanted ,Abandoned and worth Preserving
Peter Evans replied
I will check it out, thanks Philip :-)
Kelly Humphries
Awesome! I’m with you, Peter… I love doors and can’t help myself taking shots of them, the older and more curious the better! Keep up the great door work! ;-)
Peter Evans replied
Much appreciated Kelly, thank you.
lol yeah I must confess I’m a door nut, must have a screw loose lol
Jane Best
Nice capture. This intriguing old door does invite many questions about its past and the people who passed through it. Like your commentary very much too. Like you, I think old buildings and doors and windows are fascinating and all have their stories to tell.
Peter Evans replied
Thanks Jane, I find a door like this and I just look at it for some time, wondering :-)
joyousmoon
Wonderful shot! Beautiful.
Peter Evans replied
Thanks Pamela, much appreciated :-)
myoriginalsin
Looks so mysterious :) There could be a whole other world behind those doors!
Peter Evans replied
Thank you Chantel :
))Maybe I should do a door calendar ;
Dayonda
Congratulations on placing this lovely photo in the Top Ten of the Decrepit Doors Challenge in the RUSTIC GROUP! 07 Nov 2008 Does someone still live there, I wonder.
Peter Evans replied
Thanks so much Dayonda, much appreciated :-)))
Hans Goepel
great shot Peter,,,well done
Peter Evans replied
Thanks a lot Hans :-)
Lois Bryan
What an extraordinary find, Peter!!!! I love it … I share your fascination with old doors … windows too … especially when they have the history and intricacy of your example!!! Beautiful!!!
Peter Evans replied
Thanks Lois, they are fascinating :-)
lorilee
Beautiful – very nostalgic and wonderful!!!!!
Peter Evans replied
Thanks so much Lori :-)
Visual Inspi...
Wonderful capture Peter.. I found a furniture store one time that had these old doors from this era.. I would go just to look at them all the time. I wanted one for my wall, but would never hold!! lol.. instead I picked up an old swinging bar doors.. At lease it didn’t take my wall down! ;0) rhonda
Peter Evans replied
You could make one into a beautiful table Rhonda and thanks :-)
Visual Inspi...
Yes!! They had tables too!!! If you ever are in the San Diego area, it is called Rustic Furniture Store.. well worth the walk through!! ;0)
Peter Evans
Lol bit too far for me but thanks xx
Tracey Mac
Wow Peter this is a stunner…...such a divine door….and indeed, wonder what goes on behind there?.....Beautiful image!!
t1nyskert
great shot…would love to do a photo shoot there
sunchaser
Nice work! Gorgeous!
hotfudge
Great capture Peter, I agree with you, I too am fascinated by something that could tell a thousand tales.
Love your work :)
Anibal
wow this would look 3D with some extra layer… this is AWSOME the colors are … well im speechless…love it
Hollie Nass
WOW! Fantastic capture!!
Chic
Oh, great! I love this shot!
othermail
Awesome! I have a thing for doors (& windows) too lol :)
nadine henley
great door, Peter – I think there are some bullet holes in it and, oh, no, is that blood there spattered on the architrave? Maybe I should listen to Maggie too! what a great comment.