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Doorknob

Doorknob

A thick, ornate wooden door, unlike many of the hospital-type doors I was seeing that day, was an indicator of what lied beyond.
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Lovely detail!
Lynne
Sun 01-13-2008
Beautiful.
Frida
Sun 01-13-2008
I love it when they give detail to the most random objects :)
Stacy
Sun 01-13-2008
beautiful photo Mr. Motts
Joe
Mon 01-14-2008
This is so early 1900's, I love it.
KittyKat
Mon 01-14-2008
It sucks to see such great ironwork go to waste.
Wormfood
Mon 01-14-2008
I love the detail in that
jackieb
Mon 01-14-2008
Beautiful!
Tony C.
Tue 01-15-2008
Oh my the detail is wonderful. I love really old doorknobs.
Jude
Tue 01-15-2008
Asian/Indian arches.
Guitorman
Wed 01-16-2008
That is a breathtaking shot!
Indigo
Wed 01-16-2008
Pretty, for lack of a better word
Mel
Mon 01-21-2008
don't make them like that anymore.
hawk
Mon 01-21-2008
absolutely beautiful!
silkster40z
Sun 01-27-2008
Someone made something beautiful and now it's just sitting going to waste. It's sad.
Jeanette
Thu 01-31-2008
Excellently detailed. :)
Katie
Thu 02-14-2008
Creepy. It should be on a ghost calender!
xSnowWhiteQueenx
Wed 03-12-2008
I love it
CJ
Sat 03-15-2008
sorprendente
fredygeta
Sat 03-29-2008
Love this door handle!!
Lauren
Sat 03-29-2008
I think I need one of these in my house!
Kathy
Sat 03-14-2009
dead people often get the nicest stuff.
InToom
Sun 08-09-2009
Could have been the Doorknob from the Crypt of Barons.
Robski
Thu 05-06-2010

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