I’m on the train to Carinthia, it’s Friday afternoon, these are the images for yesterday, and these are also the images that I meant, when I commented on Markus Spring’s blog. For his NotSoFoBoMo book (just as I, he failed the deadline this year), he had taken images in Budapest, Hungary, and a good part of them were doors.
I found it really funny when I saw his book on a day, when coincidentally I myself had photographed almost nothing but doors.
Here are only two of my images. I had many more of the same, nothing really outstanding, so I spare you the rest. Nevertheless, it made me chuckle π
The Song of the Day is “Door Peep” from SinΓ©ad O’Connor’s 2005 reggae music cover album “Throw Down Your Arms”. I have used it ages ago in “392 β Door Peep Shall Not Enter”, here it is one more time, this time with a music sample on YouTube.
Markus Spring (2010-07-23)
Andreas, in a certain way the doors not only have the technical function of an entrance but also of a means of communication - inviting, repelling, snobbish or decent. So I do feel a certain fascination and often get rewarded by paying attention to the doors, especially the most modest ones like those I found in Sri Lanka. But Vienna and next to it Budapest sport an abundance of wonderfully decorated doors that still are life, showing signs of wear and tear and still do not loose their beauty. So I will now lean back and enjoy "Door Peep"!
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