New year, new door so to speak (!) because in this case, the doors are pretty old and ragged.
It is with pleasure that I am participating in Norm 2.0 Thursday Doors challenge again in 2016. Here is my first entry.
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362/365 – Fever
The holiday fever seems to spread to everyone.
361/365 – Double Exposure
Sometimes the frenzy surrounding the holidays shifts my reality.
358/365 – The Pair
Because it’s my first year anniversary on WordPress and because I want to end my project on the 24th, I decided to double-up today.
So here is my entry to Norm 2.0 Thursday Doors challenge. Another set of interestingly painted doors for you.
357/365 – Shadows in their footsteps
A year ago today, I decided to start a year long photography project. I have missed some days here and there because of sickness or travel. As I am nearing the end, I know for sure now that photography is not a fleeting interest in my life. I am looking forward to being able to spend more time shooting, picking and editing without having the pressure to publish everyday.
In the meantime, I shot these one from my car today, protected from the rain.
351/365- Pre-game warmup
I did not get to post this photo yesterday. I got home too late and needed to get up before sunset this morning, so I opted for bed instead of posting.
A night at the symphony, what a wonderful treat! This was taken as they were tuning, just before the show.
Montreal Symphony Orchestra tuning before the presentation.
350/365 -Revolving
A couple of ghost like figures spinning inside a revolving door, is my contribution for this week’s Thursday Doors edition.
343/365 – Happy Doors
So many garage doors in this alley were painted. As part as the Thursday Doors challenge, I am sharing with you today the first duo. There will be more to come.
I also have to share this very unusual, interesting one. I didn’t think it was worthy of its own entry for today’s challenge but nonetheless. I had never seen something like that. It’s kind of the “Shower curtain” version of a garage door!
338/365 – Next
Here we go on to the next holiday, on to the next tree, unloading, loading up.
Scene from Monkland Village, NDG, Montreal,
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