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While wandering the streets of Italy,
I discovered a new obsesssion-
windows and doors.
I don’t know what it is about them,
but they have quickly become one of my favorite things to photograph.
Perhaps it’s their bright colors,
and unique detail,
drawing me in,
and forcing me (with little struggle) to fall in love.
Whatever the reason,
I can’t complain.
Sometimes, in this life, it is the little things.
This new found appreciation has inspired a new series on this little blog of mine-
windows and doors…
Whenever I travel somewhere new,
I will share these gateways, openings, and in some cases, works of art, with all of you.
I decided to start with my own village here in Germany-
Benediktbeuern.
And, perfect timing.
Summer in Bavaria means flowers,
and lots and lots of color!
anyone else share this obsession?
wow Love your blog all these pictures are looking awesome and different for other. really good job i like this post..
I adore this post! I don't think American's appreciate the sheer beauty and elegance that a pretty window can add to their exterior. I love the 4th picture, there's just something about the teal shutters paired with the bright reds and pinks of the gardenias that make that window terribly romantic and beautiful. Thank you for the post.
Judging from the type of windows they have, these only prove that there are certain types of windows in different countries. Like those in the pictures, these are called casement windows, which are commonly used in Italy. On the other hand, in US, single hung windows are commonly used.
Nice post! I'll count on it as one pf the best page I read! So cool and good.
i love doors and windows. lucca, italy has the most amazing doors to photograph. my mom shares this obsession, too 🙂
What beautiful pictures! They make me want to visit Europe even more now, thank you 😉
I absolutely love reading/looking at your blog!
These are really gorgeous photos. I really love the colorful shutters and the flower boxes, and will be looking forward to more!