This week’s photo challenge gives me the possibility to kill two birds with one stone: I can show you some more wonderful decaying and also broken old doors from Kefalonia/ Greece. I find these very charming and beauiful in colors and compositon. Hope you like them, too.
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Mitza, we are soul sisters! You have found the most amazing beauty in decay here…I think I need to visit Kefalonia, it would be right up my street 🙂
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Oh how lovely to find a soul sister somewhere in this world, Sue. That really makes me very happy to find somebody that understands my post. I hope you can visit Kefalonia sooner or later and I’m looking forward to your posts. Have a wonderful day, regards Mitza
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And have a lovely day yourself, Mitza 😀
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OK, Mitza, I need some ideas! I shall have to send you an e-mail!
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You can use the mail-address stated in my “about”, Sue. I will take a look what I could recommend to you. Regards Mitza
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I have sent you an email, hope it reaches you!
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I will take a look, Sue.
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A lot of plasticity, and wonderful colors!
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Thank you so much for your nice words. Have a wonderful day, regards Mitza
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…und jede dieser Türen erzählt eine Geschichte…find ich echt großartig liebe Mitza 😀
Liebe Grüsse Stefanie
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Ja, das stimmt, liebe Stefanie. Wieviel Glück und Leid, Tod und Geburt haben diese Türen gesehen, und noch immer sind sie schön. Ich übertrage es mal auf alte Menschen…, liebe Grüße Mitza
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I love this interesting collection. I think I would spend many happy hours wandering the streets there. 🙂
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Thanks a lot for liking my collection, Jane. Even though I don’t really like to wander, I forget everything when I see these old doors. For a good photo I would really “jump from a hill”, hehe. Regards Mitza
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beautiful doors great images !
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Thanks again, Debi. Regards Mitza
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Delightful Mitza; a theme so well put together!
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Thank you so much for taking your time to look into my collection. I must admit that I like it myself a lot. Have a wonderful day, regards Mitza
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You have inspired me to look for faded glories – not hard to find in Istanbul!
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Well, I’m a bit jealous. I can imagine what wonderful things you can find there. Waiting for your photos. Have fun, regards Mitza
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I’m afraid I walk around in a daze and don’t register details well but I’ve just had a day out and will try to post some photos tonight.
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I’m sure the new impressions are a bit overwhelming, but you will definitely find enough things in Istanbul, I’m pretty sure. Have fun, regards Mitza
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Beautifully collected, so much to see in these! My eye was particularly caught by the greens that appear throughout.
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I’m happy that you are a person that likes to see a lot of details, too. I always see so many details around me and like to share them with nice and interested people like you. Thanks for your comment and have a wonderful day, regards Mitza
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Doors and decay together, i don’t think it can get any better than this! 😀 Super awesome photos Mitza! 😀 😀 😀 The two last ones are my favorites i think! Hard to choose! You really have a great collection of door photography 😉 Best regards, Alex.
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Thanks a lot, Alexandra. I really have a great collection of old doors and can never get enough of it! Where should I go when I have photographed all the doors in Kefalonia??? But here we have a lot of old doors, too. Have a wonderful week-end, regards Mitza
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Maybe you should do all the doors in all the Greek islands! 😀 That would be an awesome project!
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Thanks a lot, Alexandra for this wonderful idea. I don’t know if I will live long enough for this project. But I would like to make a book about old Greek doors. (Hope somebody hears me…) 🙂
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