Happy Wonderer is participating in a photo challenge called Opening Doors.
I decided I would join in because I love doors~ open doors, closed doors, locked doors. Doors symbolize opportunities. They're also fun to photograph!The Door In The Wall, Oxford
Heaven in Belgium is the host(ess). You can see many more door photos over there!
Oh I love your door choice. Love the wall and then the surprise of the wooden door. Really makes you want to open it and go through...
ReplyDeleteSheesh I'm tired today, got back at 11:00 last night from Clovis...
What a great door right there in the middle of the wall! Love it! This is going to be a fun meme! Can't wait to see more of your door photos.
ReplyDeleteI love that wall and I love that door! And you're right - it does make you WANT to go inside! I'm just positive there is beauty on the other side!
ReplyDeleteWowww!!!! What a great door! You know, this is so much fun, I've seen doors opening to me from all over the world now,it's amazing!
ReplyDeleteThe history that the door holds must be so amazing. . the wall and door picture is such a good choice for this challenge.
ReplyDeleteI really like how you composed this shot.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely mysterious door, and a perfect shot. And it's great to find new people to visit, too.
ReplyDeleteI love the door in the wall. Where does a door in a wall go to I wonder?
ReplyDeleteThis is a great photo, Willow. Very intriguing... makes me want to go see what's behind it, haha.
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderful door. I love stone and there's something so appealing about that shot to me.
ReplyDeleteI love the texture in your photo. Can't you just feel the rough stone and the weathered wood of the door?
ReplyDeleteI love stone and this is beautiful! I so want to know what is behind that door. This is the first that has evoked mystery today.
ReplyDeleteLove the angle you took.
Oh! This door has a very "Secret Garden" type look to it. I bet there is magic back there!
ReplyDeleteI love doors (and door photos), too! They always seem to me to offer the opportunity to imagine stories of what's on the other side...
ReplyDeleteWhat a splendid theme! Bet you have some awesome photos!
ReplyDeleteNice doors! Photo challenges are interesting and I like how they allow us to see detail!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely doors.
ReplyDeleteI had never really realised just how interesting doors were until I did a 'door' post sometime ago and was amazed at the differences in even a short space.
ReplyDeleteI read The Secret garden at a very impressionable age. :-) THAT doorway was something else, as was the wardrobe door leading to Narnia. I can understand the Romans worshipping Janus. Each doorway is a beginning and an end and on the threahold we look both ways.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful choce of doorways.