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Here are some random London doors.
As well as linking this to the A to Z Blogging Challenge, I’m also linking this to Norm’s Thursday doors.
D is for … doors
05 Wednesday Apr 2017
Posted in 52 challenge, days out
RuthsArc
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I like the telephone booth, rarely see them anymore 🙂
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Yes Joy, I guess they are an icon rather than a necessity now.
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Some classic doors there Ruth!
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🙂 thanks Rainee
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Some great doors … including Superman’s old changing room. 😊
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I love that you take pictures of doors! I do the same 🙂 Just love the artistry in some 🙂
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Thanks Sylvia. There is such variety and contrasts in doors. I enjoy observing such an “everyday” object 🙂
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Ruth, what dandy looking doors, especially of the telephone booths. We just don’t have these here in the state and I love them! The gorgeous arched stone door entrance is a good one, too. Be sure to drop by for a look at the letter “D” (dogs)in my A2Z series, Art Sketching through the Alphabet! Happy a2zing, my friend!
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Hi Cathy. Thanks for your comment. Happy A2Zing to you too, I will stop by your blog 🙂
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I do like a good door.
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Ha ha, and the odd bench!
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I miss my bench challenge, and I do resist photographing every one I see now!
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An impressive selection of doors – especially the last one – but the telephone booths are the eye-catchers today 🙂
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Thanks Joanne. The last one is The Old Bailey, Central Criminal Court in London.
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I like the red doors of the subway train, makes it a little more interesting.
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Those iconic red phone booths make me smile every time.
Wonderful collection today – well done 🙂
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Lovely photos, Ruth. Nice to see the old telephone boxes.
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Thanks Jean
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As with many others, I especially like the telephone booths and their doors as they’re both iconic and getting to be rare. Lovely gallery and a nice variety.
janet
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Thanks Janet.
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Superb set of doors, Ruth. I will have to show you some from Primrose Hill next Thursday.
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Beautiful variety of doors! The last one looks “official” – is it?
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Hi. The last one is The Old Bailey in London, to central criminal court.
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