Keyhole
189 creative works found
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Taken in the old city of Mdina, Malta 2006
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Taken in the old city of Mdina, Malta 2006
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Taken in the old city of Mdina, Malta 2006
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We’ve all had that moment where we see a lock, and wish to know just what it’s protecting, what’s behind it, and why it is there. I have submitted this photo to the 1620 challenge “one” because, obviously, I feel this particular image and symbol represents me very well. Like many people, there is only so much you’ll be able to glean from who I am on the outside, and while the outside may be quite mysterious or with-holding of what’s inside, there is a way to open me up – a key to who I am. It won’t be easy or short, but overtime the gears will turn and all that’s protected inside will be open for you to look upon.
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Looking out the entrance of a wind eroded hole in a large rock. Joshua Tree National Park, California.
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Part of my childhood narrative but a bit more light-hearted – i think!!!
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An oldie…but I really like this. / It was taken in the house of my husbands great grand parents. They lived on a farm and the house is still standing. / / / / / / / / /
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Those are some of my collection of front doors from different countries.
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Best viewed LARGE
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The marvels of nature in the icy realms of Antarctica are often so fantastic to behold that they stretch your mind!. The light and colour is incredibly clear , clean and compelling. It’s an honour to breathe the air in the presence of such natural art.
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Moorish Keyhole entrance to Toledo, Spain
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Digital manipulation of a color image. And, please check out the poem Keyhole written by the fabulous Paul Rees-Jones .
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An experiment at Tekapo.
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Digital manipulation You’re the apple of my eye. / You’ve got the key to my heart. / I’m a fish out of water without you. / A soul mate is as hard to find as a needle on a hay stack. Stock Credits: / Fish / Field / Hay / Needle / Eye / Heart / “Sky and keyhole”: www.hatestock.deviantart.com
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Locked and chained together for eternity.
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My family and I were on holiday in Northumberland, England, and were went visiting some of the castles in the area. We visited Alnwick Castle. I didn’t take many shots that day, but i so want to go back and visit. As we passed through the doorway, I looked hard at this old, ancient door which has seen so much history. I really wanted to capture the textures and character of the place. I love the keyhole at the front.
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Some churches simply have to greatest doors! I found this one with a vivid red door in Cape May, New-Jersey, USA. Simple hardware with a beautiful patina, polished with use, on a plain bright colourful door. Finished in 6th position of Top Ten in the WARM: Reds-Oranges-Yellows challenge of the Simple by Design Group on March 8, 2009 . That one was easy, as there were only 9 entries! ;-) /
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It’s almost here… Make with the clicky clicky Models: Rhana Griffin & Paul Vanzella / Photographers: Sean Griffin and Mel Brackstone / Post-Production: Julie Langford & Faizan Qureshi / Art Direction: Rose Moxon
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Taken in Toledo, Spain Also Available – Door
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Iron doorknob with copper lock plate The Shed (aka Copper Keyhole) has been featured on Dilapidated Buildings and Old and Rusty Thanks very much!! RedBubble Album: Rusticana / (2009.03.04)
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Enter Only if you Believe
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Art direction / Photography / hair & post: Otilee / Makeup: Cindy Sutton / Model: Erin © Copyright Otilee 2009 / http://www.otilee.com
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