I love it! It looks like a red hand coming through a door handle! I have an affinity for red things in photos – it also looks like a cluster of red peppers too. Waiting for the story.
I hadn’t seen that hand, but you’re right! Spooky. And it’s on the door of a house that is quite old by Ontario standards. Burned down during the war of 1812 and was rebuilt and then eventually saved from ruin and rebuilt yet again by the owner of Ravine Winery. The fireplace is original to the pre-1812 house, and the integrity throughout has been nicely preserved. [And the wine was pretty good too.]
How luscious. I want that door handle! Looks good enough to eat. But also, what a terrifically composed shot. And the beautiful grey paint, such texture.
Lovely composition, Carin, and interesting contrast between the grey paint (nice detail showing the texture) and the glossy red doorknob. I can see why it attracted you and your camera. I can’t figure out what’s being reflected. It looks like fingers? Or is that an illusion? (Allison, I have a thing for red too.) Where’s the winery located?
Thanks, Allyson. Nothing much being reflected except my feet in a tiny way if you scrunch up your eyes. Those ‘fingers’ are part of the doorknob grain. Ravine is in St. David’s. A new find for us. Worth the visit.
I love it! It looks like a red hand coming through a door handle! I have an affinity for red things in photos – it also looks like a cluster of red peppers too. Waiting for the story.
I hadn’t seen that hand, but you’re right! Spooky. And it’s on the door of a house that is quite old by Ontario standards. Burned down during the war of 1812 and was rebuilt and then eventually saved from ruin and rebuilt yet again by the owner of Ravine Winery. The fireplace is original to the pre-1812 house, and the integrity throughout has been nicely preserved. [And the wine was pretty good too.]
Actually, you can see my foot in there as well… appearing much tinier than in real life…
How luscious. I want that door handle! Looks good enough to eat. But also, what a terrifically composed shot. And the beautiful grey paint, such texture.
I’ve never been attracted to door handles before but I think this one may have started something beautiful… (;
Lovely composition, Carin, and interesting contrast between the grey paint (nice detail showing the texture) and the glossy red doorknob. I can see why it attracted you and your camera. I can’t figure out what’s being reflected. It looks like fingers? Or is that an illusion? (Allison, I have a thing for red too.) Where’s the winery located?
Thanks, Allyson. Nothing much being reflected except my feet in a tiny way if you scrunch up your eyes. Those ‘fingers’ are part of the doorknob grain. Ravine is in St. David’s. A new find for us. Worth the visit.
And not just for the door knob!
They also have a restaurant [with a view!] that we didn’t get to try this time. Definitely on our list though. Lovely place.
Love this! Great composition indeed!
Why thank you. As the door led to a winery it was no trouble at all…
such a nice doorknob..:)
Happy Wordless Wednesday! My entry is here.
I agree. (:
Now THAT’S a door knob, Carin! Love the red …!