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07/29/2007 09:03:54 PM |
| One can learn something new every day if one looks in the right place. Reading some of the comments here has been really enlightening. I don't think I've ever seen anything like this myself, but if I ever do, I'll know what it's all about. |
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07/23/2007 01:38:18 PM |
| Very interesting, especially bieng that it's 2 1/2 feet above ground. I have a door in my office that leads to nowhere, I may actually steal your idea & photo it one day because it's pretty funny that it's next to my desk in the wall but is there for no reason & is sealed shut...very strange :) |
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07/22/2007 06:10:48 PM |
yes an unusual place to put a door ... great grungy shot ... :)
this is a shot by lisa  iamwoman who lives in australia, so it appears that doors in walls 2 1/2 feet above the ground is a universal thing .. !!!!
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07/18/2007 07:48:16 PM |
Just bizarre, I wonder if it used to be a serving hatch of some kind (or if the buildings owners had a sick sense of humour and the used to usher people out of here from inside going mind the steeeeeeep
As ever with your B&W conversions spot on with a real textured feel to it |
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07/18/2007 05:05:31 PM |
| That is indeed strange - I wonder these things too. Could it have been a loading dock and then they made a small door out of it? Good job on the B&W. |
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07/18/2007 03:13:02 PM |
| Nice b&w definitely looks like a door to nowhere. Looks like a time-warp zone or something... |
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07/18/2007 01:06:48 PM |
| I love this in b&w! Great textures, great eye to catch this, and yeah, makes one go hmmm... |
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07/18/2007 11:03:26 AM |
| LOL! I've actually seen something like this once. I wonder if there was a joined building that they tore down, or stairs that have been removed. Go figure. Great find and processing, as usual for you! |
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07/18/2007 09:34:01 AM |
| Amazing shot -- it looks as if you cut and pasted a door onto a brick wall. Either that, or the door is just suspended in space. The whole thing is nice and weird. Nice choice for b&w. |
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07/18/2007 02:31:10 AM |
Well my son... back in the early teens this place was a juice factory and this was the loading dock. When the juice factory closed a Mr. Scrantch came in and decided to make this place an office building. The fire code dictated that there must be a separate door at the opposite side of the building so he converted the loading dock to be a door. Since folks only had to escape if there was a fire no steps were ever installed. Now'a days... well ole Scrantch is dead and no one even has a key to this door. So much for fire escapes.
Great picture man.
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07/18/2007 01:05:03 AM |
| Bery strong impact here, and I really love the textures..... |
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07/17/2007 11:49:56 PM |
| lol this is hilarious. Your composition really emphasizes the fact that the door is above the ground lol. It does make you wonder. Great black and white processing. |
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07/17/2007 09:46:00 PM |
| BW is a good choice for this I think. |
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