You may have noticed that I rather like taking pictures of doors, especially Greek doors.
In 1998 I visited the island of Rhodes and bought this collection of postcards…
George Meis is now a very famous Greek photographer whose work is available everywhere. In 1998 he was just starting out and his work was restricted to postcards.
Anyway, thinking back I am certain that it was at this point that I became inspired to take pictures of doors and windows. This is quite possibly the first door picture that I ever took on that holiday in Rhodes…
Have Bag, Will Travel 
Once you’re hooked on doors, there’s no going back.
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You and me both Sheree.
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Marvellously atmospheric shots.
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Beautiful photographs! Magic atmosphere….
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Oh, what inspiring, atmospheric images on those postcards!
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Fabulous aren’t they
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They certainly are, right up my street so to speak
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I hear what you say.
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😄👍
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And what about all those wonderful wooden window shutters that you see around the Mediterranean
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Those postcards are wonderful. I can see why you bought them.
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They caught my eye immediately.
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Wonderful images.
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Doors are psychologically significant, doubly so to travellers. Apparently.
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I get that. Sort of a portal into a different world.
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Wow, your first door photo, Andrew. I wonder how many hundreds of doors ago that was… –Curt
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Several hundred for sure Curt.
Where are you off to next?
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