A Korean Door
A Korean Door
An antique Korean door with murals, and incongruous doorbells.
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Copyright 2016, O. Bisogno Scotti, All Rights Reserved
Nikon N90 SLR, AF NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8D, Kodak Kodachrome 64 color transparency film, exposure not recorded, Nikon L37C, program mode: Aperture Priority, M-up Mode, Manfrotto 3221 tripod with Manfrotto 3047 studio head, Nikon MC-20 remote cable, Plustek OpticFilm 7600i Ai, 35 mm film scanner, LaserSoft Imaging SilverFast 8 scanner software.
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rabirius: Thanks for liking my image “A Korean Door”. Taken in 1994, you are the first to see it.
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The Inspiration Shots: Thanks for liking “A Korean Door” captured on Kodachrome 64.
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mistonthemeadow: Thanks for liking my image “A Korean Door” taken on my epic circumnavigation of the South Korean peninsula in an old Hyundai. If I ever get to go back, I’ll do it on my bicycle.
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This is gorgeous! Amazing door! The color…everything about it! The side panels are exquisite. It must have something to come across this. So beautiful! I love the shadow running diagonally. I guess in some parts of the world just about everything is art. I would love to have to walk through this door every time I came home. It would make me feel like I was stepping into a magical place. It would make me happy, so happy to come home.
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I m glad you liked this image Lezlie. It does seem like everything in the Orient is art so if you make the capture in that frame of mind, amazing things are bound to happen…such as the light/shadow diagonal lighting on the door which was serendipity at its finest.
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I don’t know if I can live without this one….
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Bob Ramsak: Thanks for liking “A Korean Door”. I saw many beautiful doors like this in South Korea, most of them deteriorating. They may not be around today.
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Nature’s Child: Thanks for liking my image “A Korean Door”. My door and window fetish aside, this particular door was a true work of art. The light/shadow diagonal lighting on the door that Lezlie Sokol mentioned was the caprice of Mother Nature.
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Violet of Violet’s Veg*n e-comics: Thanks for liking “A Korean Door”. It was art long before I tripped the shutter.
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existentiallens: Thanks for liking my image. Despite this door’s age and cracked peeling paint, it remains beautiful.
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Lize Bard: Thanks for liking my image “A Korean Door”. I appreciate you interest in Blog-Bisogno.com.
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Man of many thoughts: Thanks for liking my image. I have often wondered what lies beyond this door?
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inte fan gör det det: Thanks for liking my image. The exact location is lost to me now. Let’s just say it is “A Korean Door”.
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Vandana Kandpal: Thanks for liking my image “A Korean Door”. While in South Korea, I was in restless mode.
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Edge of Humanity Magazine: I’m glad you liked “A Korean Door”. Thank you!
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joserasan66: Thanks for visiting Blog-Bisogno.com, and liking my image “A Korean Door” captured on Kodachrome 64.
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Why don’t you have a “Buy It NOW” button on these pages??? What’s the size and price on this one?
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Oooooooo!!!! A link to buy!!! Great idea!!!
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Now bloggers can buy directly from Blog-Bisogno.com.
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It’s wonderful!!! I’m happy to know that this is available here on your blog!!!
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