For Tina Schell’s Leading Lines Challenge
Category Archives: Design
Thursday Doors – 10/31/2019
It should be expected that the most beautiful building in New York City, an Art Deco masterpiece, would also have beautiful doors. Since we were in NYC last week, I made sure I’d check that, and I wasn’t disappointed. A short visit to the lobby of the Chrysler Building confirmed that it has indeed some very interesting doors. Sometimes it’s more about what’s around the doors than the doors themselves. This post includes shots of all the doors from around the lobby and main entrances, as well as some shots of the ceilings, walls, and other areas of the lobby.
Thursday Doors – 12/06/2018
Doors of the beautifully renovated Shopping Stadsfeestzaal on the “Meir” in Antwerp, Belgium. The building was originally constructed between 1905-1908, but destroyed by fire in 2000. Since then it has been fully restored with many of the original features back to their former glory. Lots of ornate gold leaf details.
Thursday Doors – 10/04/2018
Doors with pretty iron work. From Bruges, Brussels, and Amsterdam.
For Norm Frampton’s Thursday Doors challenge hosted by Dan this week
Thursday Doors – Sept. 20, 2018
Doors with Pretty Wood Carving
In the Kitchen (II)
Thursday Doors – May 31,2018
Ornate Doors
Thursday Doors – May 10, 2018
Green Doors
WPC: Lines
Lines are so important in photography! I am always looking for them, especially for my architectural photography. Here are some photos taken at three museums in Amsterdam: The Hermitage, The Rijksmuseum, and The Stedelijk, and one taken during a tour of the city’s canals.