I love this week’s theme at you capture – doorways. I decided I wanted to go downtown to get a better photo of this door that I found on a rundown building last summer and maybe find some more interesting subjects while I was there.
But when I found the building it was in the midst of being torn down. It was just a pile of bricks. I drove around and had a good time admiring beautiful old homes and buildings and I took a few photos from the car because it was just too cold to get out.
This is my favorite from my outing. It was not the most impressive or elegant of homes, but it caught my eye. Okay, so I’m a little obsessed with the color green, but I just love this bright door on this old blue house. A beautiful tree frames the home perfectly.
I like their festive, yet simple mardi gras decor, too.
Here it is with pioneer woman’s seventies action.
The beautiful shade of green still shows through with the muted colors. Which do you prefer?
really LOVE the brick, just beautifully textured!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE all of these pictures - best I've seen yet! Love that blue/grey door in the brick, and that green just POPS! Great captures!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! The first one reminds me of our downtown here... And wow, that's one green door, lol!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the first shot!
ReplyDeleteLove the first shot and your last edit is my fav!
ReplyDeleteI love these! The processing is perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love that first photo because I have a slight obsession with that color (of the door) and brick. But I also love that green door.
ReplyDeleteP.S. When I saw the Mardi Gras decor I had to check to see where you are from! I live in Lafayette - we are practically neighbors... ;P I almost posted a shot of a door all decked out... :D
these are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThat first shot is so great. And what a fantastic green door!! I have yet to find anything that I like the 70's processing for but it so works on that door. I just love her two action sets though...processed all of mine with them today :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for teaching me something today...I had no idea that people decorated for Mardi Gras like so many other holidays. No wonder it's such an incredible party! When I was in elementary school, a friend of mine used to always bring King Cake. Oh what fun!
Tiffany
www.noordinaryhomestead.com
Love the muted colors of your edit. It reminds me of a nice vintage image.
ReplyDeleteThat is too bad about the building being torn down. I always feel weird about taking pictures of strangers houses! Lol! The action is nice here.
ReplyDeleteI love the green door! I spent a week in BR for a soccer tournament this summer, I loved it! My family is sick of hearing about the Sweet Zydeco Salad at Walk-Ons... my soccer mom friends & I went back 3 times that week to get it! :) I also love all of PWs Actions, I use the Fresh & Colorful one a lot...that sure would have made that green door "pop"!
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures. I really like the first one with the brick building. I think the picture with the seventies action is my favorite of the two.
ReplyDeleteI love that brick building- so interesting. Makes me want to know more about it.
ReplyDeleteI love the urbany brick one - the first one! That would make a fun backdrop. And, I like the second one after the action.
ReplyDeleteLove the first one. And the bright green door. Of the two green door shots, I like the brighter/original one best.
ReplyDeleteI love that green door! My kitchen is about that color and I love it!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so neat in that muted version of the photograph!
I love the first door! :)
ReplyDeletethe color on the first is awesome! love the brick and blue...
ReplyDeleteLoving your edit so much! Great job!
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