This door is from a railroad car at the Long Island Train Museum in Riverhead. Like a kid in a candy store I was attracted by the bright colors.
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4 comments:
Can't blame you! You can make the old and damaged look good to me!
Door are unusual, but the colors fit so well :)
oh, this is a fabulous photos! what color! i found an abandoned train last spring out in a small town in wisconsin. it was very much like this. beautiful rich colors. wonderful textures in the aged metal. it was so fun to take pictures. i want to go back now that i know my camera a little bit more.
thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment. i am always glad to get new visitors so that i can discover new blogs too. i especially like to see a new male photography blogger out there, because there just are not nearly as many. it's fun to see their perspetive through a lens too.
i hope you will return.
I'm a door freak and I loooove this one, too !
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