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Agen (Lot et Garonne), rue Kléber, 11/04/2022. #puerta #porta #tür #portaseportoes #adooraday #ihavethisthingwithdoors #doorshiding #be_one_doorsandwindows #king_doorsandwindows #doorsoffrance #frencharchitecture #frenchdoors #frenchdoor #portesetfenetres #porte #door #doorlovers #doorsandwindows #agen #doorsoftheworld #doorsphotography #doorporn #doorseries #doorstagram #doorsworldwide #doorsaroundtheworld #doorsofinstagram #doorsofeurope #doorsoftheworld #architecture (à Agen, Aquitaine) https://www.instagram.com/p/CesjEXMsdPL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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At an abandoned chapel on Abbott Mount. The eery vibe of the chapel was instantly shattered when my friend/tour guide decided to climb through the hole in the door to pose for this photograph. 

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Seen at the Taj Mahal. No interesting story, just beautiful symmetry. P.S: Apologies for the late posts, midterms got in the way. 

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Whilst driving around Catalina Island during spring break, I stopped to take a picture of two cutesy dogs sitting in a basket in a beautifully decorated golf cart, complete with seashells and a little decorative hanging tire. The owner happened to be around, and casually invited us to his art gallery. Having toured the entire island in under 30 minutes, we decided to check out this gallery, and were consequently MIND. BLOWN. It turned out to be a handmade little cottage/workshop on a hill overflowing with art this man had been creating for the past 14 years. We saw branch carvings of sea creatures, beautifully painted statues and paintings, and one bald tree trunk from which hung carved skeletons of different animals, which seemed to be his pride and joy. This door was the "gallery" exit. I guess the most beautiful gems are hiding in the most unexpected places.

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A happy door today! Ironically, the abandoned mansion I found this at was anything but happy. One of those old-architecture mansions, the entire one-story house was essentially just one long row with interconnecting rooms, and an eery ballroom at the end. Out of the 19 doors in the house, this was the only blue and yellow one. Anyone else think it looks like a painting at first glance? (At Abbott Mount in Uttarakhand, India) 

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A Door A Day

"A Door A Day" started when I bought my first SLR in early 2012. After trying to find a "subject"...

My expat assignment has ended. Through the past two years have been amazing I'm happy to be in the US, situated in Los Angeles. During my assignment i had the ability to travel both personally and for business and through all my travels i documented most of the journey with the camera that I purchased in India. While learning the technical and artistic aspects of photography and seeing as i was traveling so much i decided to use doors as a subject that i could photograph throughout the world. In doing this I've created another blog called "A Door A Day"

http://adooraday.tumblr.com/

I have over 200 photos of doors from Europe, Asia and north america and I'll post them daily at this new blog. 

Although I did not keep up with my expat blog as well as I had hoped I think this will be an easier undertaking as I already find that i can make a post each morninng while having coffee before work. 

Enjoy.