I have to confess I do have a door fetish, not as strong as my pier fetish but nonetheless still I have one. All over France and Italy I have been taking door photos and a smattering from other places, but strangely not really any here in Australia, it must be the age that attracts me and the ornate designs sometimes. I wonder do gates count as well?
This week the Daily Post asks us to post a door or doors. They are a portal to something else hidden, I wonder if that’s the attraction?
Villa Cimbone
French Door
Italian Door
Italian Door
Italian Door
Italian Door
Door to God
Inside looking out
London Pimlico Door
St. Paul de Mausolee Cloisters
Italian Door Ravello
French Door
Shop storefront of St Remy
French Door
Abandoned menuiserie
Hue door
daysandmonths 
Beautiful doors. I love them, too! 🙂
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All so pretty by my eyes went straight to the London Pimlico door. I just love that one!
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What a fabulous collection of doors!
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Love your collection of doors, some quite unusual ones there.
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What a wonderful collection, Kaz. I wonder too if it’s the age and character of the doors that’s the attraction and as you say, Australia is sadly lacking – another great reason to travel! :))
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I agree. Very old doors are somehow far more interesting than our Australasian/Antipedeon ones. Nice shots
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I love doors too and you have quite an interesting collection here.
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What a wonderful collection of images. I love all the old, battered ones in particular.
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What a wonderful collection of doors.
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I agree with everyone else, Karen, super collection 😉
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Love the old Italian and French doors – very atmospheric
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A gorgeous collection Kaz – I am inevitably drawn particularly to the French examples !
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Doors, doors and more doors! When I w in Europe a few years ago I was drawn to the different doors also and have a few pics of them,
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Lovely collection of doors Kaz. I’d definitely agree about the French doors, they seem to have some beautiful aged doors there.
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This is a great collection of doors!
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great doors, well picked to show case your preference
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Thanks so much Ritva 🙂
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wonderful gallery of doors!!!
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Thanks Cybele 🙂
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great collection of aged doors…and a few shutters!….its quite addictive once you start looking they’re everywhere 😉
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I know it is addictive isn’t it. I especially like the European doors as they have a sense of history like no other and yes those shutters…. 🙂
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It’s the sense of something having perhaps been recycled or reused…centuries after its production…that really appeals to something nostalgic in me I think! I love that each European country has its own recognisable signature and style which has evolved….except that now everyone seems to be replacing wood with white generic pvc….and that appeals not one ounce to me 🙂
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I agree and a door says so much about what is within, its a very important portal and no PVC wouldn’t do! 🙂
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It should be banned really….turns the world monochrome!
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Beautiful door photos – like you I am fascinated by ‘old doors’ and most interesting doors in Europe and Asia are much older than in the USA and your home Australia….. Not that there aren’t interesting doors there, but I find older doors more interesting and even a bit intriguing. Have a wonderful week.
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I feel the same way Clay. Thanks for your comment and the best to you for the week too 🙂
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Beautiful collection!
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Good images. I like the website too.
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Thanks so much Helen appreciate you dropping by and for your lovely comment 🙂
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These are wonderful photos – what a collection!
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Thanks very much for your lovely comment and for stopping by 🙂
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Wow! Very nice! You have been places, and I would be more than happy to read the stories you may have behind some more of them.
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Thanks so much for stopping by and for your lovely comment 🙂
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No better doors than those in Francd 😉 Wonderful gallery, Kaz, and whether gates count or not, the shadows of the gate and cross is stunning!
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Thanks Stacy. Yes there is something about French doors isn’t there 😊
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