It looks like older. Great shot.
It looks wonderfully aged and I would have guessed even older than the 1950's.
It doesn't appear that they building owners take very good care of this door.
That's a good one, and it's surprising how many of these weathered and worn old doorways there are if you scout around some of the more working class districts of the capital. Reminds me of parts of the 11th or 19th arrondissements, maybe..?
I love the photo! Sometimes you need a contrast!
Wonderful photo - I love doors... and aged, decomposing architecture is SO interesting.Thanks!
Hey, who are you calling OLD??? HAActually Laurent, you and I were on the same track AGAIN today! I have old peely doors that looked just like some I"ve seen in France! :)V
«Louis» did a series on Paris doorways in his old Paris blog. Versailles Daily Photo does a Wednesday Doorway series.
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It looks like older. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderfully aged and I would have guessed even older than the 1950's.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't appear that they building owners take very good care of this door.
ReplyDeleteThat's a good one, and it's surprising how many of these weathered and worn old doorways there are if you scout around some of the more working class districts of the capital. Reminds me of parts of the 11th or 19th arrondissements, maybe..?
ReplyDeleteI love the photo! Sometimes you need a contrast!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo - I love doors... and aged, decomposing architecture is SO interesting.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Hey, who are you calling OLD??? HA
ReplyDeleteActually Laurent, you and I were on the same track AGAIN today! I have old peely doors that looked just like some I"ve seen in France! :)
V
«Louis» did a series on Paris doorways in his old Paris blog. Versailles Daily Photo does a Wednesday Doorway series.
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