mali0640
February 25th, 2009 in
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Neat, it looks like they actually made the door curved to match the opening. You know, you could make a really kick ass coffee table book of all your door pictures!
The Dogon doors are true works of art. And yeah, I do seem to like photographing doors, hmm.
love it. love it. i feel like touching this door whole day – sorry, I sound a bit sick. But this is how i feel!
I have to agree YM, you just want to reach out and touch it and open it to see if it actually works. Means it is a really great shot.