During an early morning walk on Wednesday, I took a few pictures down be the old docks on the Lee. A number of old but bright, green doors caught my eye.
This week’s photo challenge is ‘Object’ for which I give you a padlock.
Still determined to add another image, taken solely for use in the challenge. Also coming up will be photos from my dockside tour.
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great photo
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Thank you so much, have to check out the next challenge. 🍀
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I don’t understand how challenges work, nor do I understand pingbacks.
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do a search for weekly photo challenge and wordpress and you should get to the challenge page. It is all quite simple. No idea on pingbacks myself! 🍀
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THANK YOU!!!
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This week’s challenge os ‘Se;life’ a first for me. Good luck. 🍀
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Hm, I guess it is my browser that can’t read the unicode character.
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I love the green colour and the old padlock. 🙂
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Thank you Malin, always good to receive positive feedback from yourself in Sweden. Have a good weekend, whatever you are up to. MM 💚
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Have a good weekend you too, Mick.
I don’t know the meaning of the empty square (💚) behind your initials, but I guess that’s something positive 🙂
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😣An empty square! It is a lovely big green heart! So yes, very positive……
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Oh – thank you for the lovely big green heart (even if I can’t see it). A big one back at you.
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👍
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I’ll do this instead ❤
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I like the contrast of the lock and that bright green!
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Thank you Lady Fi, it really is a bright green, highlighted even more so when contrasted with the padlock. Enjoy your weekend, MM 🍀
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The simplest objects make the most interesting photos!
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Love the details and green. Excellent!
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Thank you Bo, I like the scrape marks on the hinge bracket, they give a sense of reluctant movement. Friday tomorrow! 🍀
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I was tempted to state that I object to your choice of subject, and that you should be barred from further photo challenge submissions. However, the Irish are far to clever with words for me to have gotten away with it.
Nice photo, Mick.
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Thank you Navigator – I was thinking of taking a photo of a Stop! sign for a bit of a play on words. In the end i had to settle for this padlock! MM 🍀
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Reblogged this on Lavender Turquois.
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Such vibrant color! The touches of green on the padlock is telling…
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I love the green scrape marks and exposes of rust – for me this makes the picture. 👍🍀
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Great find!
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👍
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Interesting old padlock!
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A man also showed me a key for the doors themselves, it was enormous!
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I’m sure it was also very ornate and interesting. I love the look of those old keys.
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Yes, it was……
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