Watch your step (cw)
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
I like the colours and related tones in this. I also like the varied lines, upright for the train and windows and sideways horizonal on the ceiling.

Condemned
by keyz

Comment:
This makes me want to know what the backstory to it is - why was it condemned? By the weathered look the wood across the door it has been this way for quite awhile...The red French sign draws your eye in immediately and is echoed by the rust in the hinge and the peeling paint. Also the lumber texture contrasts nicely with the cracked rough stone around it. I do like this - and I want to know more.

The Door with a Broken Handle
by androgeus

Comment:
The old historic textures on this door are delightful. The contrasts with the patterned wood is superb. I like the antiquity of the broken handle standing out in sharp relief as well. Ah - but who has the key to open it?

Portal
by dswann

Comment:
The black and white is really effective in making this stand out. I also like the differing yet converging lines in it, although some thought would have to be given before walking in considering the barred gate...

The path to nirvana
by mikhael

Comment:
The warm golds and oranges in this create a most pleasant and peaceful feeling.
It makes it nice to muse upon.

Secret Entrance
by jeger

Comment:
This is quiet and understated - but it is also a unique take on the challenge and a very good one. Doesn't it make you wonder about the "once was" before it bricked up?

Entering the New Economy
by nidici

Comment:
How very interesting that most of this shows empty shoppes. Is that what the "New Economy" will bring to us? I can only hope for a better future. Pristine, but quiet and very lonely.

Entrance to... ??
by dragonwarlord98

Comment:
A Faery Door - I love it!

*QUET
by rooum

Comment:
I REALLY had to study this to realise what it was. I am glad I took the time to do this. Very unique.

The Final Exit
by ErikV

Comment:
Very ornate crypt. Reminds me of my walks in Highgate Cemetery. The black & white tones are perfect for this, crisply sharp. The yin-yang circle architecture over the door is a nice touch as well.