Posts Tagged ‘doors’
New, Old Windows & Doors
Old windows and doors have been a favorite and recurring theme since starting my photographic journey years ago. They are popular subjects among many of my photog friends as well. For me they can hold a mystery about what is on the other side. A reflection, often distorted can have a playful and sometimes magical quality. Traditional […]
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Tags: americana, doors, gate, old, old fashioned, photograph, print, reflection, weathered, wheels, windows
A Recurring Theme
Like many photographers I am drawn to windows and doors as a photographic subject. After reviewing some images I took this week I thought about how they have been a strong recurring theme in my work. In March of last year I wrote about windows in my post, ‘Exploring Themes’ and I recall that my […]
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Tags: Berks County, doors, historic, Hopewell Furnace, Morlatton Village, photograph, theme, windows
And More HDR
OK! I gave up on a couple of the images I was struggling with and have moved on. Here is one I am pleased with. This was the last shot of the day. I saw the sun beaming through this door and set up my tripod. Of course that was when the heavens decided to […]
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Tags: corridor, doors, Eastern State Penitentiary, hall, hallway, HDR, jail, penitentiary, photography, prison
