From this photo you’d probably couldn’t tell, but this is a ruined abbey. Maybe the gravel is a bit of a clue. Melrose Abbey is in the Scottish Borders. I took this photo several years ago, have been back there a few more times but I still love this shot. The colours are a bit saturated just to show the different hues of the stone, which are lovely. This small door to the side of the main body of the abbey just shows the age, 12th Century, and simplicity of the architecture.
Posted for Dan’s Thursday Doors
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This is a great door and an excellent photo. I love the colors.
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Thank you so much, Dan!
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What an enormous amount of stone there must be in the entire abbey! The one in the photo dwarf the door.
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It is pretty big 😀
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The extra boost of color in the image brings out details that wouldn’t have otherwise been discernible. The leading lines of the columns invite one to enter that doorway. Nice composition, Sofia!
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Thank you, John! I’m glad you liked it 🙂
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The colors are definitely beautiful!
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Thank you!
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Beautiful door and photograph
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Thank you so much!
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All those colours, it’s like an artwork, so great!!!
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Thank you 🙂
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