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Travels in Spain, Through The Keyhole
This entry was posted in Europe, History, Spain, Travel, World Heritage and tagged Culture, Doors and Windows, Life, Spain Doors, Spain Windows. Bookmark the permalink.
They’re almost faces on the bottom photograph. I see a demon, a lion, a grumpy old man…..
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It took me a while but I think I see them now!
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Oh, what marvellous weathered old doors….tales they could tell!
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If only they could write a blog!
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😀😀😀
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You’ve got me thinking …. what would come out if you put the camera lens up against the keyhole and took a photo really through the keyhole?
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Worth an experiment, I’ll try it next time!
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And, even if get arrested, I might try that too. Heck, you only live once.
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In a Spanish jail?
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Oh no, not a Spanish jail. I’ll choose my venue for wrong doing carefully.
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I think you should have a show of all your architectural photographs in some swanky gallery. Your doors, balconies and now keyholes are just spectacular!
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Thanks, the keyholes was an idea I came up with while fiddling (editing) the pictures!
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In a Spanish jail they’re likely to garotte you 😈
Try as I might I couldn’t see a lion or a demon and me like jfw did, does that mean I’m also a dopey old man?
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I concentrated on the studs!
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Ols keyholes for old keys, I’m betting, Andrew. The red and blue is my fav. –Curt
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A lot of these old doors are spoilt by the addition of modern locks, luckily these weren’t.
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Which must mean they still have the old keys, or replicas, floating around. I’m thinking these are the type of keyholes you can peer through and see what’s happening inside!
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