I’ve got this thing for doorways, so about half of my pictures from our recent trip to Turkey are of houses and doors. The window pictures are still to come. This tour includes everything, from palaces to run down neighborhoods to ancient ruins.
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I’ve always loved doorways. Had one of those Doors of Boston posters in my room as a kid.
I love doorways too, there is something magical about them.
Really liked this post – so many different ones too. I did the same thing in Ireland Salley, there is something very interesting about the entry into homes when you travel. Looking forward to the window one also.
Merci pour ces beaux reportages photos….
Nice photographs. Doorways certainly make for an interesting picture. I’ve heard that Turkey is one of the hidden gems in the world as far as travel destinations go. Would you say this is true?
Nate
Yes, Nate, Turkey is a wonderful travel destination. It’s beautiful, the food is delicious and the people are warm and friendly.
thanks for the interesting images.
Thank you Salley. I love the doorways. One – round stone building – reminded me of a Hogan. thanks again.
The round building is an ancient cistern.
Wonderful shots and great inspiration for art pieces.
Debbie
What wonderful photos, Sally!!
Very much shows the personality of Turkey – which looks far more interesting than I had imagined from all the photos you have posted. I love the intricate tile work. I love doorways too – my niece received a gift of a poster of doorways in Ireland – rows and rows of them – and I was quite envious LOL! It was amazing.
These are marvelous! I have a thing for doors and windows myself. These are incredible… such variety!
Gorgeous! I recommend Salzburg, Austria, if you especially love doorways. Most of my pictures of Salzburg are of Steingasse’s beautiful doorways.