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Red

It's a new month and that brings with it theme day for City Daily Photo. This time, red.

Red isn't exactly a rare color for shutters and doors here. There are others here and there just as bold as this one. But I think I like this one best--at least so far.

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  1. lewi14@gmail.com01 April, 2010 08:56

    Great shot, Mary Ann. And wonderful staged. Really a lovely photo.

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  2. Hilda01 April, 2010 10:12

    That's a fantastic shade of red!

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  3. BlossomFlowerGirl01 April, 2010 10:14

    A red door and a red letterbox. Maybe a "red letter day"?
    Cheers.
    Melbourne Daily Photo

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  4. Jilly01 April, 2010 11:23

    Love the shot. What makes it special is the slope of the hill. One wants to know what lies behind the red door!

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  5. Anonymous01 April, 2010 16:24

    The red door looks great in that wall. I think I like it better than almost any other color I can think of.

    Thanks for visiting my Brookville Blog and for the nice comment you left me there about our 55th anniversary today.

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  6. B SQUARED01 April, 2010 17:10

    There is something about those doors and the depth of color. Really, very nice.

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  7. Julie ScottsdaleDailyPhoto.com01 April, 2010 17:20

    gorgeous composition for theme day. i like these doors

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  8. T. Becque01 April, 2010 20:47

    Love it!

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  9. Oakland Daily Photo01 April, 2010 22:28

    I like this one too. And it looks like a fresh coat of paint! this color really beckons.

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  10. Leif Hagen01 April, 2010 23:18

    An award winning RED theme day photo - RED mailbox and RED gate/door!

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  11. Washington02 April, 2010 02:18

    Great shot. Kept myself wondering what could be found on the other side of the gate.

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  12. Eleonora Baldwin02 April, 2010 13:40

    Wonderful shade of inky red. Perhaps unusual for Beirut. Inviting, I wonder what's behind the red gate...

    Thank you for your kind comment over at my RED wine post, Mary Ann!

    Ciao
    Eleonora

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  13. Unknown02 April, 2010 15:30

    This is so cool! I like every detail in this lovely shot!

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