Double protected, a photo from Karabuk, Black Sea

Photographer's Note

This one is an old wooden door (still in use) in the beautiful city Safranbolu in Northern Turkey.

The rope bound on the metal parts shows, that the houseowner is not at home ! A common praxis you may see in many houses of the region.

PaulVDV, papagolf21, ourania, Fis2, clic ha contrassegnato questa nota come utile

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PaulVDV (49028) 2016-10-29 10:53

Hello Mesut,
Excellent capture of the lock and the beautiful textures of the wooden door.
That rope is very remarkable. In my country nobody wants to show that there's nobody at home.
Best regards, Paul

papagolf21 (145196) 2016-10-29 11:30

Bonsoir, cher Mesut,
Trouver des portes avec ces ferronneries devient très rare.
J'aime la façon de fermer cette porte.
J'ai l'impression que si ce porte pouvait parler, elle pourrait nous raconter beaucoup d'histoires.
Amitiés.
Philippe

lousat (121125) 2016-10-29 12:55

Hi Mesut,another lovely macro like your last 2,always looking fot the small details,very useful this time to show us so well the signs of the time. Have a nice Sunday and thanks,LUCIANO

ourania (51103) 2016-10-29 14:19

Hello dear Mesut,
the wooden textures and the rusty metal details look fascinating, the door must have witnessed the life of several generations and transmitted the message with the rope for years and years. You approached your subject in a minimal and wise way, the textures and details make this simple composition look stunningly rich. Congratulations and thank you!
All the best, have a good night,
Ourania

Fis2 (142795) 2016-10-30 1:34

Witaj Mesut!
Nice serie.
Interesting fragment of old door.
Good framing and sharpness.
Beautiful texture of wood.
Well done.
Nice sunday.
Krzysztof

kordinator (15775) 2016-10-31 2:15

Dear Mesut
Nice view of this old wooden door.
Beautiful texture of wood and iron fittings.
An interesting way to pokađe there's nobody home.
I love the colors and composition.
Kind regards
Saša

clic (22856) 2016-11-20 12:24

Merhaba Mesut How stunning to realise that a tiny cord can keep secret the memories of the past century! Lot of soul permeated into that old wood. I now take a pause until mid-december. Salamalecs. Robert