Doors No 59 And No 61 Photograph by Marco Oliveira

Doors No 59 And No 61

by Marco Oliveira

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Title

Doors No 59 And No 61

Artist

Marco Oliveira

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

Doors No 59 And No 61
Photograph By Marco Oliveira

Location: Agueda, Portugal

This image is part of a series dedicated to doors, old and new (although my preference lies with those that inspire more stories, mysteries and nostalgia). And although a vast majority of the doors are in a very poor condition, my main intention is to restore their lost honor and give them credit for a life to our service, providing us with safety and comfort.

If you like this image, check the series gallery. It's an ongoing work and new doors are added regularly.

About the Colorful Floating Umbrellas: From July to September, hundreds of colorful umbrellas float above some streets in Agueda, Portugal. They are hung over promenades giving pedestrians a nice shade and something cool to look at. This colourful canopy of umbrellas that has attracted tourists from all over the world to Agueda in Portugal, brings a shower of colour over the town's narrow lanes and creates a beautiful scene, turning traditional shopping streets into an engaging visual experience. The project is part of the local Agitagueda Art Festival and has been developed by Umbrella Sky Project, who are dedicated to creating various urban installations using low-cost concepts. People loved it so much that the repetitive nature of the installation does not carry the risk of becoming boring, but rather turning into a wonderful tradition.

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Door No 20F: http://bit.ly/1Gx4pPS
Door No 73: http://bit.ly/1I7IFKj
Colorful Floating Umbrellas: http://bit.ly/1uOidRK

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