Yesterday I went on a Big Tree Tour.
In the dooryard of this house stood a massive paper birch.
This house, I think, is older than the birch.
And yet it's hard to imagine one without the other.
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20 comments:
This is a nice one, Kitty. I love the three strong colors at work in this image.
I really like your vivid colors around this strange dark door.
forbidding door, I think it is the color more than anything. do you have a shot of the birch?
This is absolutely lovely! I really like this composition, wonderful colours!
Very nice indeed!
Thanks, all.
MCCasey, yes, I do have a shot of the birch. Shall I post it tomorrow?
Beautiful composition: the colors, the shapes, the balance. Great finds on your walks!
Wonderful doorway - like the colors and feel of the birch and house harmony!
Hello sweet friend!
This doorway is so beautiful and classic!
In fact, I did not understand the meaning of "birch", I guess it's about the tree.
Perfect shot!
Have a nice week, here Marina and I will have a break from our classes, they call this holiday week of "Vacances Toussaint"- I think it's Vacancy of all saints.
Au revoir!
Léia
knock knock who's there ....
is there anyone home?
:)
Nicely balanced image, BC, both with individual elements and in the use of colours.
Sweeping leaves is a soul-destroying past-time: the previous lot are not disposed off before more carpet the ground.
There has been much creativity over the years with the wiring around this doorway.
Lovely post. I look forward to seeing more of the birch tomorrow.
That's classic, I would guess...Interesting for sure and yet somewhat forboding (does that make sense?)...
An excellent composition, Brattcat.
I'm assuming this is a private home (the house, not the birch)...
Heh, heh.
I like how you combined the doorway and a few sprigs of birch. What a good example of a Greek Revival style doorway. Might we see the rest of the house or building on Thursday?
Doorways...another of my favorites. Nicley done.
Sunny :)
OOOH! Very attractive doorway!
Nice and calm, perfect composition for this beautiful door!
Inspiring. You take great pictures.
This is so beautifully composed - colours, textures, such a beautiful doorway and those beautiful fallen leaves and pumpkin.
You did the perfect theme day post as well. The nicest doorway post of them all.
Ooh, the irresistible temptation of a closed door. What mystery might lie beyond it?
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