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This is a creative metal door I found in an alleyway in San Francisco. The images reminds me a bit of the classic cubist guitars of Picasso.
There are some very interesting doors in the city. thanks for sharing this one! Picasso may havea rival in you 🙂
I love it! Happy WW!
Love the old and rusty look.
Looks well “loved” 😉
What a nice contrast of textures and colors in this shot. Neat! «Louis» would like to see it in context.
It really does! What a great capture.
That is interesting. I think of Sci Fi and some strange cool door leading…??????
Great capture. I love the texture and character!
Pretty amazing!
There must be a secret way to open the door. It makes me wonder what is behind it.
By the way, my post about the Teacup Poodle mural was taken in San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill neighborhood by the Filbert staircase.
Great shot!
I wouldn’t have thought guitar without your explanation. It is creative, and I’m glad you talked about Picasso and cubist guitars because it gave me something new to research.
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This is a creative metal door I found in an alleyway in San Francisco. The images reminds me a bit of the classic cubist guitars of Picasso.
There are some very interesting doors in the city. thanks for sharing this one! Picasso may havea rival in you 🙂
I love it! Happy WW!
Love the old and rusty look.
Looks well “loved” 😉
What a nice contrast of textures and colors in this shot. Neat!
«Louis» would like to see it in context.
It really does! What a great capture.
That is interesting. I think of Sci Fi and some strange cool door leading…??????
Great capture. I love the texture and character!
Pretty amazing!
There must be a secret way to open the door. It makes me wonder what is behind it.
By the way, my post about the Teacup Poodle mural was taken in San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill neighborhood by the Filbert staircase.
Great shot!
I wouldn’t have thought guitar without your explanation. It is creative, and I’m glad you talked about Picasso and cubist guitars because it gave me something new to research.