post "doorways/entrances"

[Jim Galli]

Surprisngly generous DOF Jim. I like it.

I wish I could find doors that nice.

You guys thought I forgot how to do that didn't you.

[Robert Hughes]

National Cathedral, Washington DC:

[venchka]

Old habits are hard to forget. Time and place for everything. I figure old screen doors should be sharp enough to see the rust flakes and dead bugs on the screen.

[eddie]

This will be a fun thread.

Rick Tapio

awesome. glad people like it.

Since you didn't specify man-made...


Coyote Natural Bridge, Utah.

all is good. what ever your take on it is fine. great shot.

Good one Eddie. This will be a good on-going thread.

cool

You guys thought I forgot how to do that didn't you.

har har har! yeah, we may have.

[Gary Beasley]

My favorite arches.

[h2oman]

Green's Store, Buffalo Creek, Colorado. Everyone uses the door on the other side, which is not quite as interesting. Unfortunately I don't have a shot of that one - serious oversight on my part!

[Steve Gledhill]

This is a rich subject area -surely there must be some more images awaiting exposure here ... ?

Here's one taken inside an ancient tythe or tithe barn. The light inside comes through another large pair of open barn doors behind me.





Barn Door - Bredon Tythe Barn

[Drew Bedo]

Mission Doors, San Antonio Texas.
Zone VI, 90mm Nikon SW, Tri-X.

[Joe O'Hara]

Some other kind of entrance...

[Joe O'Hara]

Pyrgos, Thira, 2004.

Nice one, Robert.