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| Screen Door, Old Farm House, Village of Lewisburg, Ohio © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved (Velvia slide film) A weathered screen comes loose from a storm door to reveal a second door within. Fortunately the screen has been repaired since I made this photograph, but I like this image as a glimpse of the old farm house's rough charm. This house in Ohio has been resilient over time... it is more than 150 years old... that's older than my straw hat and overalls. |
Monday, August 13, 2012
Old Storm Door
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quel secret se cache derriere cette porte, mystère
ReplyDeleteAnything that old in America is really old, Doug, for sure! This image reminds me of a "wheel within a wheel." :)
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the hole in the screen was used as access by a beloved family pet.
ReplyDeleteexcellent framing and detail
ReplyDeleteA door within a door, beautifully framed, natural and full of character.
ReplyDeleteLike your sense of humour too Doug!
... and it looks to have been kicked shut a few times too. I know the feeling. I live in a 200 year old farmhouse.
ReplyDeleteAlmost forgot. GREAT shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat textures!
ReplyDeleteI love beautiful wood texture of the barn door. The faded colors still have a long life, even if the storm door is somewhat damaged
ReplyDeleteVery nice picture and textures.
ReplyDeleteDoor in door and frame in frame.
ReplyDeleteWould a broken screen help to speed up the door opening process?
Left hand on the outer doorknob; right hand on the inner door.
Faster than my auto-gate!
marvelous composition and great textures
ReplyDeleteLovely texture and character in this shot Doug. Your trademark wit is always an added bonus. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe screen was used for mosquitos, we still use such screens on windows. I like the piece of curtain behind. A complex photo, Doug, I can asked myself some questions about the house and its owners.
ReplyDeletebeatiful textures and colours, doug, and a wistful sense of nostalgia!
ReplyDeleteStill standing the test of times. A photo that tells a thousand stories.
ReplyDelete...but not as old as your camera! ....just jokin'
ReplyDeleteIt has a subtle ambience that tells the story succinctly
What a great find and what terrific vision. Love the textures and the colors and the subtle discovery of the door inside. Very nice!
ReplyDeletenice capture.. for the length of time it served, it's about time it gets repaired.. :)
ReplyDeleteNice detail, perfectly composed.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.