Great craftsmanship! =D Its not just the sides, look at the threshold! Just as crooked...

Perfect as always. BTW, were you satisfied with Canon 350D default lenz (EF 18-55)? DO you think it's useful for beginers?

not everbody will be able to go through the door ;)

outstanding! colors, texture... great shot.

Now that image epitomizes what I've been observing in many of the Oxford images you and your friend Kam in Oxford have been showing. The sense of decay and decrepitousness in the buildings. But the color of the door is gorgeous. How it has been shaped too look that way and work we'd have to open the door to know.

And all the wires added to the building that was likely there before wires were needed, so they all get stuck on like a vine growing around the house.

Another Sam scene - great!

Well spoted Sam. There are loads of old places like that here, I really should take more notice. Don't like the brown much though, maybe better in b&w.

It's a bit bent, isn't it? I wonder who lives inside... :D

What a weird door! good observation.

Yet another outstanding capture, Sam.
You rock!

Keep it up!

Best regards,
Stian // komplisert.net

Wow! I don't think wood planing and shimming will fix this one! :o)

Really nice. Beautiful brown. Somehow we don't see images with a lot of brown so often. Nice photo.

very funny pic i wonder if i accualy can open

Perhaps the carpenter had a warped sense of humour. Very fun observation, Sam! Thanks!

Hey! It's my house and I live here. My house is a very very very fine house with two cats in the yard. Life used to be so hard.

You certainly can paint an old house, but this wouldn't necessarily make it new. Sam has the proof. Cool

The carpenters and electricians are up in arms right now over this shot! The photographers are green with envy that you found this first. Great shot. Nice balance with all the white.

Alternative title: "Door 9 From Outer Space"

It seems every time you post an Oxford england shot it rains the next day here in Toronto. PLEASE STOP THESE SHOTS! More T.O.

This is the same wiring the schools have in them. Here in Ohio, that is. The walls are all painted white and they painted right over the wires, too.

They just poke out of the wall and are tacked or stapled up everywhere. It amazes me that anything works.

It's odd, but this has such a warm and welcoming feel to it. Not sure why.

not so much the color, but very Tim Burton-esque; shape and all.

When I first saw this photo, I thought that you had a really serious lens distortion problem!

Hey,
It's England. It's raining 365 days a year, it's damp, it's cold and doors and door frames are wood. What do you expect? They change particularly when they get old.
As a matter of fact, english people and authorities do not like new things. So, they KEEP the 'Original Features' including doors, door frames, window frames, fireplaces, stone walls, timber works, walls, tables, sinks, lights, ceiling beams, roofs.....
So, Do not forget that your house sells better if you keep the 'Original Features' and not renew them while refurbishing it!!!!!

And Sam, you are always surprising us with your collection no matter when they were taken. I think you do have many good reasons now to come back to england and shoot a handful of good pictures, hopefuly not only of Oxford this time ;^)

This was a fun one to scroll down on. Such great color here. Looks like you got the white balance just right, too.

I love yuor site and come back to check regularly.

:-)
Sudeep

ummmm yeah. Not so perfect. Nice find again, Sam. They sure got a bunch of wires above the door. Nice shot for texture.

I like all the threads of wires at the top too.