A Modern door, a Medieval door and lots of Georgian doors…
all taken one afternoon walking around Ludlow, Shropshire a town which has a large number of Georgian and Medieval buildings.
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In this instance I think the main feature photo actually looks better in the original colour, this is why:
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I personally like the colored doors most!
Mmm… I agree, some things are better in colour and these doors certainly are.
“You can’t miss us … just look for the bright fuschia door!” 🙂 Nice collection of doors, Jude.
Cheers Schelley 🙂
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Great collection of doors Jude and thanks for taking part in the challenge hon. Unfortunately I had to delete the reblog entry as the coloured doors showed up first and that would have confused everyone. LOL! Those coloured doors are interesting for sure. 😀
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I agree that the modern doors worked better in colour, though I do think that older doors lend themselves well to B+W. If you ever get to Bath, they have some very impressive doors there, that I remember photographing in the early 1980’s. Regards, Pete. x
I don’t think they are modern as they are wooden doors on old cottages – I particularly like the fact that they are a mirror image of each other!