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Retired Television & Film Director & Cinematographer. Also answers to "old fart".
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Scopello, Sicily. The buildings at the bottom of the frame, are a former Tuna Factory, now luxury boutique hotel that was used in the movie "Oceans 12" The actual town of Scopello in in the background on the little hill.

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4 Doors. Toledo Spain, Rome, Amalfi City and Positano Italy.

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Castello Utveggio, Palermo, Sicily During the battle for Sicily in WWII, General George Patton used the castle as his HQ

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The real question is why? What does Vlad have on the Bloated Orange Buffoon? What could make a sitting president of the United States, side with their mortal enemy? I smell pee.

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Hey bud, what's up.

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Dear America, Are you embarrassed? Are you ashamed? Did you ever think one poorly chosen man could inflict the damage and shame that "The Bloated Orange Baffoon" hath wrote. Jesus wept.

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Windows. "Light has no idea how beautiful it is, until it is invited into a space." Mann Ray.

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There is such a thing as "Too Much" when it comes to car customizations. Case in point...

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Doors - Spain & Italy

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Waldo, were's the door?

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Lens Ball. New from Ronco, Ron Popeel and K-Tel.

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Trans-Am Totem, Vancouver, B.C.

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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics propaganda style... part II

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During the 'Cold War', the U.S.S.R. were kings at propaganda. Their style was a mix of Brutalism and Art Deco.

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These doors have stood sentinel over history.

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In 2001, I had the honour of having lunch with the late Arthur C. Clarke at his home in the Cinnamon Garden's district of Columbo, Sri Lanka. One of the questions I asked him during our visit was which of your many books, are you most proud of? He answered, "this one, Songs of Distant Earth.

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Doors from Spain.

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She: "Grow up! Don't be such a knob!"

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Me: "Excuse me, but I have to say, you have some great knockers." SLAP

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1971 - "Portrait of Ian" 4X5" Tri-X Sheet film. Linhof Technika 4x5 camera.

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A deluge of doors. A parcel of portals. A perception of doors.

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Windows... "Light has no idea how beautiful it is, until its invited into a space" - Mann Ray

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Castello Uttvego, overlooking Palermo Sicily. This castle was used by Patton as his HQ during the battle for Sicily.

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Yosemite National Park "Tunnel View"

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Tempio de Segesta. (The Temple of Segesta) An unfinished temple from the Doric Greek period of Sicily. The people from Segesta, abandoned the city in advance of Hannibal Maga's invasion. The city moved to what is today, Castellamare del Golfo to allow an easier means of escape to the sea.

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Doors. The entrance to our homes. What does your door say about you?

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Isola delle Femmine (Island of the Females) Sicily, Italy

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window in Granada, Spain

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Segovia, Spain. Chances are if you are in Segovia, you are there to see the Roman Aqueduct and Royal Palace. Door fans alert!!! on the street that connects the Aqueduct to the Alcazar, there are more fabulous doors then you will imagine. Fabulous concentration of doors.

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Mondello Bathhouse, Mondello, Sicily

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Palazzo Abatellis Galleria Regionale della Sicilia, in Palermo Sicily.

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For the love of doors. This one, of the Italian persuasion.

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Ahoy, matey! Up that riggin' you monkey's aloft!!!!!

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Doors from Spain...

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Dark shadows covering our southern neighbours. Stay strong Canada and F*ck Donald Dickwad Trump.

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Door in Seville, Spain

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Palacio de Cristal (Crystal Palace) in Madrid Spain.

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Mr. Peabody, set the "Way-Back" machine for the late 70's... and a cringe-worthy moment. Shout out to the late, great Larry Day. Gone way too soon.

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One of 27 stone Churches and Cathedrals in the small Sicilian town of Noto. The whole core of the town is a Unesco World Heritage Site.

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A Perception of Doors Knocker on a door at the Alhambra in Granada, Spain.

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My friend Jack Hilkewich did an animation from a photo of mine taken in Toledo, Spain.

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The Norman Cathedral of Monreale, Sicily. The church is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and considered the best example of Norman architecture.

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Windows & Doors A B&B in Piazza Armerina, Sicily

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Windows & Doors Stained glass windows in 'La Segrada Familia' Cathedral in Barcelona, Spain. The masterwork of Antoni Gaudi.

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Windows & Doors A 'Perception of Doors'

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Windows & Doors. They say that the eyes are the windows to the soul. On the Cinque Terre Trail between Riomaggiore and Manarola.

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