Doors within doors.

David A Lockwood colour. 30/01/201630/01/2016

D800 with Tokina 35-70 f2.8 AI.s AT-X lens.

Bent lines & buildings constructed using traditional methods…… Plumb-bobs have a lot to answer for
when making photographs of architecture built by eye.

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Amateur photographer with an interest in Prehistory (Rock Art). View all posts by David A Lockwood

Published 30/01/201630/01/2016

7 thoughts on “Doors within doors.”

igguhs says:

30/01/2016 at 14:54

First thought was WOW dutch golden age! Hooch and Hoogstraten and all the others, doors opening into corridors, doors after door, room after room and light sliding in from unseen windows. All very mysterious, in one a pair of discarded slippers hints at unseen activities! So this, like the windows, is to me far more than the sum of its parts. LOVE IT.

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1. David A Lockwood says:
  
  30/01/2016 at 15:30
  
  Samuel van Hoogstraten – I’ve been caught out 🙂
  Was not familiar with the work of Pieter de Hooch, but I soon will be….. thanks for the introduction.
  
  David.
  
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bpvst says:

30/01/2016 at 12:17

Good and interesting framing

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1. David A Lockwood says:
  
  30/01/2016 at 14:01
  
  Ha – a hard one this, no matter which way I looked at it, there was an odd line or angle; even changed lenses at one point.
  Ho well, in for a penny …….. 🙂
  
  David.
  
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Sreejith Nair says:

30/01/2016 at 09:42

This is an interesting composition, David 🙂

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1. David A Lockwood says:
  
  30/01/2016 at 13:57
  
  Thanks,
  Very close to breaking the rules of composition [well – what passes for mine anyway 🙂 ] but wanted depth.
  
  David.
  
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  1. Sreejith Nair says:
    
    08/02/2016 at 19:38
    
    Rules are meant to be broken, right 🙂
    
    The result matters 🙂
    
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