I love to wake up on Saturday mornings to find Ailsa’s weekly travel theme from Where’s My Backpack waiting in my inbox. Today it’s doorways, so let’s go to Fort Cochin in Kerala, India, for 50 shades of Blue.
I love to wake up on Saturday mornings to find Ailsa’s weekly travel theme from Where’s My Backpack waiting in my inbox. Today it’s doorways, so let’s go to Fort Cochin in Kerala, India, for 50 shades of Blue.
Fantastic doors Francesca, loads of character!
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Thanks Sandra, you know a lot about Indian doorways- they are enchanting.
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Thanks, yes, Cochin isn’t short of character.
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I Love blue so much. These are beautiful pictures, and I agree, so much character.
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I love this faded blue too- so hard to copy – needs time and weathering.
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I have quite a few more- was obsessed with these old doors in India.
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Top shots. You were certainly ready for this theme
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The tip of the doorway iceberg.
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Amazed you have so many photos of lovely doors. I have a few somewhere I think, but my archive is not the greatest so it would take ages to find them. Great idea, though.
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So many door shots to choose from in the files- we are slightly obsessed I think.
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Thanks Ardys- the doors in India are intriguing.
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Wow! Sensational Francesca .. Love love 😀
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Wouldn’t mind one of those doors here!
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Wonderful! I love that bright blue doors!
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Thanks Naomi.
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You weren’t kidding about all that blue. Is there some reason for using blue on doors in India or did you just look for blue doors?
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They were all there in a old colonial warehouse district in Cochin. A photographer’s dream.
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Lovely shades of blue indeed, Francesca!
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Thanks Marion.
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Fabulous, Francesca! Love the blues, the patina of age, the character…..loads of boxes ticked for me 🙂
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Thanks Sue
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Such ornate doors! I’m sure they took a some time to make–beautiful artwork
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Thankyou- kerala is a visual treat.
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Beautiful shots, Francesca. 🙂
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Thanks Stefano- India is always a source of goof shots for me.
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What an intriguing collection! I want to know more about each one of those doors and the trip behind them.
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They are intriguing- they were located in a colonial warehouse area in Cochin. Many are slowly falling apart.
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I love walking through old neighbourhoods looking at doors… these blue doors are a treat 🙂
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Yes, the old areas often have he best doors. I have so many more blue doors in this series- I just love them and wish I could pop back to Kerala.
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I have a fascination for doors also. I have taken dozens of photos of them in Italy
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I agree- doors make a great photographic subject in any country.
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Oh, the different shades of blue on those doors! Absolutely beautiful.
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Fabulous photos and fabulous doors. I enjoy taking photos of doors especially in Asia. They don’t have to be ornate just simple and functional. I also like to photograph rubbish bins!
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Great looking doors and unique too…
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Gorgeous photos. I was in Kerala in 1984 as a young twenty something. Wish I had digital photos. I need to transfer my slides to digital. I jumped on a backwater boat ( like a bus) to Cochin from somewhere, the end of the line if I remember correctly. Louise
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Hi Louise, It’s time to dig out those old pics and get them digitalised- nice memories. Those backwaters are such a treat.
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