AmiW, to art German
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⚪ Brille auf... ein Lieblingsfoto.👓
🟤 Glasses on... a favorite photo.
📷 by Artist: in Loc.: 54, Rue du Pensionnat, France 🇨🇵 - Title: untitled - ➡️

52square, to woodworking

Door update. Inner door now sanded & oiled with linseed oil. New outer door has a second coat of undercoat and window mullions. Second coat of bottle green paint to follow tomorrow. #miniatures #doors #WoodWorking

ai6yr, to TeslaMotors

Looks like doors are the hard part of building EVs. Investigation over "intermittent failure of the latch and handle preventing the opening of the driver, front passenger and/or rear doors. " and "emergency override mechanism also fails to open the door" at EV manufacturer Fisker. https://www.nhtsa.gov/vehicle/2023/FISKER/OCEAN#investigations

sidewalksafari, to Portugal
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Time for an now that I've moved to the @Flipboard Mastodon server! I'm Jennifer, aka Dr. J.

My motto is: Work to Live, Live to Travel, Travel for Work.

I have a full-time job in the tech industry and I'm a part-time at Sidewalk Safari.

I'm also obsessed with photographing .

I'm currently living in after spending 12 years in .

Interests:

Collage of Dublin Doors in all the colors of the rainbow.

davidr, to random
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I love the old in our . So when I needed a door stop, I made a scale of the door itself.

an old-style new wooden door stop (unpainted)
side view of both door and stop

lydiaconwell, to cars
@lydiaconwell@mas.to avatar

So?

Why are cars with four doors called five-door cars? Why do they count the boot?

I mean, who climbs into the car from the boot?

And what about the bonnet? If the boot's a door, surely the bonnet is a door too.

And the petrol cover.

sidewalksafari, to random
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Old doors at Ragusa

https://flipboard.com/

Great collection of from @salvomic 😍

donncha, to random

Mauve, green, and red

3 doors, all different colours. I love it! Modern housing is so boring.

https://inphotos.org/2023/07/29/mauve-green-and-red/

Romain_Carayol, to random French
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Hello hello les mastopotes
À l’été 1968, les sortent waiting for the sun, le sommet de leur carrière commerciale. Ils défraient la chronique avec des concerts oscillant entre magiques et ratés, selon l’état d’ébriété et l’humeur de Jim Morrison. Descentes de polices, émeutes... Ce dernier a annoncé au groupe qu’il avait fait le tour de ce que le Rock n Roll pouvait lui apporter et qu’il souhaitait se concentrer sur la poésie.
Bonne journée à toustes 🤘🏻

https://yt.artemislena.eu/watch?v=hzM71scYw0M

Delphimages, to art

Doors and windows of the world.

This collage is one of my favorite.
I'm obsessed with photos of doors and windows and I have now a large collection from all over the world. I selected the most beautiful and colorful ones for this collage.

https://delphimages.pixels.com/featured/doors-and-windows-of-the-world-delphimages-photo-creations.html

kateyay, to photography

A Piccadilly Line exploration today.

acm_redfox, to philadelphia
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Ok, I can't help what themes are up for a Tuesday -- I've got some doors looking for exposure! So today I offer some decorative knockers from about town.

Close view of a steel blue-gray door, six-panel style, with a black digital deadbolt. The house number 1036 is in black numbers on the cross-bar of the door, and below it is an elegant knocker in the shape of some kind of sailboat -- the body of the boat (which appears to have a cabin) and the circle holding it to the door are shiny brass, while the sail is a dark iron color.
Close view of a single-panel door in a historic-looking shade of loden or forest green, slightly weathered. The knocker is in the shape of an eagle of the stylized sort that would appear on a flag -- head turned, feet on either side holding wheat or whatever, body made of a shield. It's made of a weathered/antique brass.
Close view of a very pale mint (?) green door, with four lites at the top and recessed panels. In the center is a very black iron lion with a ring knocker in his mouth. The ring has been decorated for the holidays with a large glittery red bow that extends beyond the bottom of the photo.

mason, to metallica Polish
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Nie powiem, zaskoczyło mnie to połączenie Enter Sandmana i Doorsów :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHyZHzLMS-M

acm_redfox, to Barcelona
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Ok, we started our Spain trip in , a large city with a bit of the feel of Paris -- wide streets and balconied apartments -- but in the dry, hot climate of the Mediterranean. Lots of interesting modernist architecture from the last century, and a truly stunning amount of graffitti!

Anyway, starting you off slowly with a collection of interesting doors...

Photo of a large wooden door with an ornate metalwork transom, surrounded by stone columns and header. A balcony with french doors and shutters is visible near the top of the photo, and the stone to either side of the columns is marked with horizontal lines that give the building a neoclassical feel. The door is a double; each door has three large squares, with metalwork at their corners, bevels inside, and a circle of flat wood in the center. It looks at once elegant and prepared for assault!
Horizontal photo with three wall openings: a double wooden door in the center, flanked by two metal roll-down store gates. The wooden door is marked with hammered nailheads around vertical ovals, and a metal handle in the middle of each. The two metal gates have been extensively graffittied, and indeed there is black writing on the base of the wooden door and on the cement/stone wall to the left. Above the doors is a long balcony spanning the width of the photo, with narrow spindles (iron? wood?). Three shuttered french doors open onto it. On the street in front of the sidewalk is a broad yellow zig-zag indicating no parking (I think).
Unusual curved wooden double door in a cement/stone doorframe, inset into a wll of very narrow tan bricks, a typical style in this part of Spain. The doors are relatively simple in terms of ornament, but the opening is a pointed arch, like the hull of a boat or the interior of a gothic cathedral. I think this was the side door of a small church, but am not certain. A tree reaches in from the right, and a motorcycle is parked on the cobbled walk in front of the building.

andrewblasco, to pixel

Hoy una de puertas bonitas 😌

sidewalksafari, to Portugal
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Fabulous spotted in

patrickhadfield, to london
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I became rather obsessed by the carved faces adorning doorways in Highbury, near where I was staying last September.

https://patrickhadfieldphotography.wordpress.com/2024/03/17/victorian-doorways-highbury-london-september-2023/

A photograph of two doorways in neighbouring Victorian properties in Islington. The stonework surrounding the doorways is carved, and each door lintel bears a carved face in the middle. That on the left is a stern looking old man, with a large beard and moustache. He may be wearing a crown. On the right is a rounded female face.
A photograph of a doorway in a Victorian property in Islington. The stonework surrounding the doorway is carved, and the door lintel bears a carved face in the middle. The carving is of an old man, with a heavy beard and moustache. He may be wearing a crown.

Bette, to SantaFe
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Here, have a blue door.


Romain_Carayol, to random French
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Hello hello les mastopotes.
17 septembre 1967, une semaine avant la sortie de leur 2eme album Strange Days, les sont invités au Ed Sullivan Show. La consécration. C’est Drucker mais avec 15 fois plus d‘audience.
Ed demande à Jim de changer les paroles et d’éviter « we couldn’t get much higher » (on ne pourrait se défoncer plus)
Jim n’en fait qu’à sa tête, of course.
Et c’est comme ça que les Doors ont été bannis du Ed Sullivan show.
Bonne journée à toustes 🤘🏻

https://yt.artemislena.eu/watch?v=igGSmii2KV0

Romain_Carayol, to random French
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Hello hello les mastopotes
Janis Joplin vient de mourir d’une OD d’héroïne, à l’automne 1970, quand les commencent à enregistrer LA woman. Plus blues que les précédents, ce sera leur dernier album. Il sort en avril 71. Jim Morrison meurt à Paris le 3 juillet. Mêmes causes que JJ… il s’apprêtait à tourner enfin la page du rock n roll et s’adonner enfin à la pure poésie.
Souriez, c’est vendredi🤘🏻
https://yt.artemislena.eu/watch?v=TMiAQPABgHA

AlanC, to photography
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"Choose a door"

acm_redfox, to philadelphia
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For , some pairs of rowhouse doors around . I like duos that differ quite a bit in shape or style -- so many houses have the same six-panel doors that I'm increasingly appreciative of the more ornate or obscure...

Horizontal shot of two doors, again in red brick buildings, but this time surrounded by a continuous frame of gray stone. The one on the right, at least, appears to have an intercom indicating multiple residences within. The door on the left is wood, the lower half somewhat weathered. It has two plain carved panels in the lower half, with a knocker at waist level and the number 335. The upper half has a raised ornament that is rectangular with protrusions at each corner, surrounding a window that is covered with an ornamental iron piece. The door on the right is painted black, and while it has six panels, they are different from the contemporary standard -- each panel has several concentric raised rectangles within it. This one has a knocer at head height and an additional insert below the house number (337) that might be a tall skinny peephole or former buzzer. Both doors have transom windows, and the lanterns match; neither door has a mail slot.
Another set of doors in red brick rowhomes, this time more closely matched than the first pair -- the openings are the same size, with the same stone headers and approximate transom window sizes. The door on the left is painted a loden green and has a single diagonal square window, giving a midcentury feel. It has a stainless knob and lock, and the number 759 appears on the brick next to the door. The door on the right is made of a shellacked wood (cedar maybe?) with an unutual window opening shaped a bit like an omega, over a Craftsman-like ledge. It has a brass handle and lock, and its house number (761) is stencilled onto the transom window.
Two doors that match in no way except maybe scale. On the left, an ornate arched doorframe in white stands out from the red brick wall, and it has a sort of carved keystone motif at the top. The door itself is one more commonly seen, rectangular, with two long panels in the lower part and 8 small windows at the top, and it is painted a subdued shade of light blue. Above the door is an arched transom with white stickers spelliing out the house number (761). It has bright brass hardware, and gray stone steps. On the right, the brick is yellowish tan, the steps are painted tan cement. There is no exterior frame, but there is brickwork and wood above the door forming an overt keystone structure. The door is a stained wood, an uncommon look, with four panels in the lower portion and four tall arched windows near the top. It also has a built-in transom with the house number (763) clear in otherwise frosted glass. Only the right-hand door has a mail slot; the other has a mailbox on the wall.

salvomic, to animals Italian
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Cat + Door

@Flipboard @flipboard @viewfinderCurator

salvomic, to animals
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Cat + Door

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