Red Door Blue Gate

Artist: Xandru
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Red Door Blue Gate

An unusual combination of a door and a gate together.

Red Door Blue Gate belongs to the following groups:

Happy Haven, Rusty, Crusty and Falling to Bits, The Beginners' Corner, Vibrant and Vivid Color and Windows and Doors

Squealia, 2 months ago

Fascinating the brickwork is really weird, viewed larger image, has the brickwork started to erode? brilliant interesting image.
hilarydougill, 2 months ago

Fantastic capture and imagery, wonderful stonework and glorious visuals, perhaps if someone was to leave the big gate open, the little gate stops someone or something from coming out. haha. hugs
tomg, 2 months ago

Great textures, and wonderful colours …
Xandru in reply to Squealia’s comment, 2 months ago

Thanks, Squelia. The wall is built with limestone slabs quarried locally. The funny patterns is erosion, which can happen due to various reasons, like proximity to the sea, exposure to adverse weather conditions or just poor stone quality.
Xandru in reply to hilarydougill’s comment, 2 months ago

Thank you, Hilary. That is a very valid reason.
Squealia, 2 months ago

Just looked at your profile, where is locally/home? It’s a lovely area.
Xandru in reply to tomg’s comment, 2 months ago

Many thanks, Tom. Yes, the texture looks great.
Susan van Zyl, 2 months ago

Stunning! Love it!
Xandru in reply to Susan van Zyl’s comment, 2 months ago

Thanks for the compliment, Susan.
Anthony Vella, 2 months ago

Great composition and presentation my friend. You’ve really captured this well. Alex the door is for keeping people or animals out, the gate is for keeping young children or animals in!. (Of course, once the door is open – I’ve just seen Hilary’s comment after I had already wrote mine.)
Xandru in reply to Anthony Vella’s comment, 2 months ago

LOL … Thanks, Tony. The logic is so obvious I must have been blind not to see it.
Lois Romer, 2 months ago

I love a good red door. well done
Xandru in reply to Lois Romer’s comment, 2 months ago

Thank you, Lois.