This photo popped from the reader – that purple and then the red! Such a great shot for Contrast too – the lines and edges of the door and the organic feel of the plant.
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 5 November 2015
Travel with Intent 
This photo popped from the reader – that purple and then the red! Such a great shot for Contrast too – the lines and edges of the door and the organic feel of the plant.
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Beautifully composed photo, Debbie. Who knows about those numbers, but they’re intriguing.
janet
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That’s a real beauty and I am totally intrigued by the two halves and the letters, excellent t find!
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It is unusual isn’t it. I can’t explain!
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So lovely!
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Excellent composition!
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Such a great find Debbie. 😀
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It’s the city where I went to university and i was back for a friend’s wedding
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Love it! And that bright colour makes it really stand out too – good one 🙂
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this is cool, lovely pop of colour in the door and flowers
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Yes, it’s a well cared for area of the city
On Fri, Nov 6, 2015 at 12:05 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Okay, I like this. 🙂 Handsome door, lovely plants, and the letters. Very interesting for sure. A+
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I have to agree with Judy. Beautiful plants and a very intriguing door.
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