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The front door to Canada Customs and Revenue offices in Niagara Falls near the railway bridge that crosses between Canada and the US. Literally did a "drive by shooting" of this, as there are no places to park.
This is a discussion on September 2010 photography assignment - Doors within the Photo assignments forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; an old pair of wood doors in dis-repair on a condemned building in the older part of downtown Niagara Falls....
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Worn and Weathered
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an old pair of wood doors in dis-repair on a condemned building in the older part of downtown Niagara Falls.
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The Taxman's Door
The front door to Canada Customs and Revenue offices in Niagara Falls near the railway bridge that crosses between Canada and the US. Literally did a "drive by shooting" of this, as there are no places to park.
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Chambers Entrance
another shot from the old section of down town Niagara Falls, this used to be court house, now a private law office.
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Ok, I am getting behind but everyone has great doors to share! Here we go, I will try to catch up this way:
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asnow, I do not know if they were confused about the window door thing but you got to love that teal blue and the framing of the door/ window by the caepenter is slightly odd!
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Casil, that is a weird rough looking door and wall. It appears to have two deadbolts, a peekhole and no door knob. Kind of makes you wonder.
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Iggy, that is cool! Lol, it looks like we are looking through a very large Tweedle Dee's legs.
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Barefoot, yep, that lights my fire. You gotta love a red door!
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Very pretty, Iggy! Both the red door which is very evocative of the maritimes, and the pink glow of morning light!
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jhuang 999, lovely ornate door. Nice contrast of the light to the dark of the interior. Really brings out the carving on the door.
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QuisutDeus, very mysterious, indeed!
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Love this old worn door, edG! What is an eyesore in reality often makes for fascinating photos!
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Not a bad drive-by capture at all, ed! I just wish they would clean their door. What will people think?!!
Cool stuff everyone! Now I need to go out and collect some doors, too!
Last edited by JAS_Photo; 09-04-2010 at 11:02 PM.
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Love the Chambers door as well, Ed!
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Great to see all together!
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Went out today to find some doors ... chanced on many, some noteworthy ... here is # 1, this one is in Inglewood, a trendy neighbourhood in Calgary. Well, sorta. I suppose this building does not quite fit the trend ....
~~ Rule of thirds is for whimps ~~I chew coffee beans with my teeth while gargling with 67° water to enjoy coffee. What is this "coffee brewing" device you speak of?
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Found this "door" on engine #29
~~ Rule of thirds is for whimps ~~I chew coffee beans with my teeth while gargling with 67° water to enjoy coffee. What is this "coffee brewing" device you speak of?
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Just think of it as shabby chic! Lol, love the boarded up then boarded up again windows!
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