Window Views and doors too

View from the Highline in downtown Manhattan. Lots of diversely shaped windows.

Window Views and doors too

Hi Everyone, it's Window Views and doors too again! 

This lighthouse sure looks like a working lighthouse but I don't think it is.

Window Views and doors too

A wall hanging on the side of a restaurant. Something I'd love to own!

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Window Views and doors too

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I'm fine and ready to go visiting.

The shot you see before you is the door to a church in Manhasset, N.Y.

I treated the photo with duo-tone filter in Photobucket and then faded it. Do you like it?
I'll be around to visit you as soon as I can.

My blogger friends, I'm sorry but I will be posting Window Views and doors too late this afternoon or this evening due to unforseen circumstances. Please understand the delay!

THANKS A LOT!

Window Views and doors too

Fun at lunch at the Jolly Fisherman in Roslyn, Long island.

Window Views and doors too

True saltbox house

John Adams birthplace, Quincy, Mass.

Door details:
pilasters (columns on either side of the door)
architrave (horizontal band of trim)
pediment (triangular piece on the top)
dentil molding (called dentil because it looks like teeth)

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