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Doors v23.26

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Time for the weekly Thursday Doors challenge with our host Dan Antion. For those who love entrances, exits and the buildings and art that surrounds them this is the spot for you. The wonderful contributions from everywhere will delight. Share your own link in the comments on Dan’s weekly Door’s page.

I wasn’t happy with the other images I shot this week. I did like these two though. I couldn’t resist saying – Have a Peach of a Day.

Photos by Mike Hartley

So, I pulled a few red doors from the town of St Michaels from the vault.

Close-up of a building with a red and gold sign reading 'WATERFOWLING', a red door, a metal lantern, and green foliage nearby.
Photo by Mike Hartley

I’ve been wanting to shoot a lot of church doors in this area. I better get moving on that idea.

A white church building with a green roof and a tall steeple against a cloudy sky, featuring red doors and a sign in front.
I would be the kid going in one side and out the other. Photo by Mike Hartley

Sometimes I catch the right light.

A historic cemetery with various gravestones, featuring a stone church with a red door and decorative windows in the background.
Photo by Mike Hartley

Below we have the corner of Locust Street and Carpenter Street. And as the sign below says – “Hells Crossing.” Looks rather peaceful though.

A quaint white house with a red door, surrounded by greenery and flowers, with street signs for Locust St. and Carpenter St. Hells Crossing.
Photo by Mike Hartley

Author: Mike Hartley

With a lifetime and a half in the Newspaper industry I'm preparing for my retirement career as an Artist, Writer, Photographer and Video content provider. I'm a proud father of two wonderful children and I'm still married to the first girl I fell in love with and probably only one that would have me.

11 thoughts on “Doors v23.26

  1. A great selection of doors, Mike. I love the church. What a grand

  2. I am always attracted to red doors as well. Great collection Mike.

  3. Nice selection Mike.

  4. This is a great collection of doors, Mike. I love the church with the two doors. I think I’d be running in and out behind you until we’d no doubt be told to take our seats. My favorite is the shot overlooking the cemetery. That’s a wonderful composition.

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