As of now I’m officially joining in with Norm‘s Thursday Doors linkup! It’s a series I’ve enjoyed from the sidelines for a while, but I needed to actually go out and get some door shots before participating.
This photo was taken on Granville Island in Vancouver, British Columbia. I got up at 5am on my first day in Canada to take advantage of sunrise light, and I’m so glad I did.
Victim to Charm 
That’s such a pretty doorway with all the colours! What was it a door to, do you know?
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The colors were what attracted me! I don’t remember what it led to, actually. The area is a mix of industrial/commercial, so I imagine it was a store of some sort.
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I have a thing for red doors, I just LOVE them! They seem magical to me even without all the pretty glass work this one has. Great photo!
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Thanks Robin! Red doors do have a way of standing out.
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This is very interesting – the color, the slots, the windows. I like it. :-)
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Thanks Judy! You can see why I was drawn to it ;)
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Beautiful picture! Love the idea of taking pictures of doorways – No two are really alike… Well… Maybe in hotels and apartment buildings, but elsewhere, super cool and interesting!
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They show a lot about a place, don’t they?
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Love it with its contrasting colors!
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Thanks!
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Oh! Sorry 😔 just realized your name is Sabina
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That’s okay :)
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Fun! I love to photograph doors too. I look forward to more of these.
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I’ve got a lot coming :)
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Beautiful! My real estate dreams include a great door.
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Doors are just so magnificent, not sure why exactly.
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Welcome Sabina – so glad you decided to join us :-)
If you were going to visit Canada for a photo safari, then Vancouver is certainly a great place to start.
I love the color contrast between the door and the siding. The colored/etched (?) glass on the left is interesting too.
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I’d definitely love to see more of Canada now that I’ve been to Vancouver as an adult (I went as a kid, but don’t remember ANY of it).
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Beautiful photo. The colors on this door are fantastic together! I’ve not heard of this linkup before, but I think I’ll have to go check it out!
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Definitely do, Britta! There are some great photos, and often serve as some armchair travel :)
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Beautiful! I love the charm!
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Thanks Rachel!
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Welcome aboard! That’s a very cool door. So much going on and I love the vibrant colors.
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Thanks Dan!
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You were right!! I love this post, and can’t wait for the others. :D That door is super charming!
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Agreed!
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I love the colors. I would say that your early rising was well worth it!
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I’d say so too!
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Nice photo. I was just in British Columbia myself for vacation. Not looking at doors so much though. :) It’s a beautiful place.
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It is! And doors are always fun to check out in places both new and old.
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I have no idea what that linkup is, but congrats! When one door closes . . . and so on and so forth . . .
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Check it out! I linked to Norm’s blog if you want to learn more.
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Wonderful mixture of colors and textures!
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Thank you! It definitely caught my eye because of those things.
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Lovely! And I didn’t know others did this, too. I will totes be looking into the Norm doors thing.
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It’s an excellent linkup!
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