Camouflage Doors

About Camouflage Doors

What is this Group All About?
Camouflage Doors is a group dedicated to two kinds of doors. The first group is more obviously pointed out by the name of the group. They are doors or doorways that are camouflaged by a surrounding structure. The second group is of pictures of old doors repurposed in one way or another or otherwise out of their element.

Come Together! Right Now!
If you run across any other photographs of camouflage doors, please post a comment inviting the photographer to post their pictures to this group. You can invite other photographers by sending them flickr mail or posting a comment with the following included:


<img src="http://farm1.static.flickr.com/153/355456408_6aebaa5d68_s.jpg" width="75" height="75" alt="Retired" />
Please Share this photo with the "<a href="http://www.flickr.com/groups/camouflagedoors/">Camouflage Doors Group</a>"


This is what it will look like posted or received in the e-mail . . .


Please Share this photo with the "Camouflage Doors Group"


Feedback
For every photo you post, please give your feedback to several other photographers in the group. The wonderful nature of flickr is that photographers are able to receive praise and criticism from other photographers. I tend to believe that knowing what others think is one of the best ways to grow as a photographer. So, please share your comments, praise, questions, critique, etc., to other photographers' work in this group. That said, please read the cautionary advice below.

Don't Be Rude, and Please Don't Post Anything But Camouflage Doors
In this group, and as you mosey through life with your camera, please be kind. If I run across any mean or nasty comments made by members of the group, you will be removed from the group. Also, if you poste any pics that are not of camouflage doors (as defined above), they will be removed. No offense, but there are plenty of groups out there for your other great pics.

Oh, and One More Thing . . . .
Thanks for joining! Have fun and enjoy the splendor of our art!



Are You Still Reading This?
Well, if you're that interested, then I'll share a bit more about the group. I had the idea of "camouflage doors" as I started to notice old doors being used for things like parts for furniture, shelves for flea markets and art malls, even dividers in bars. These are usually the cool old antique French doors or otherwise time worn doors that have taken on some character throughout the years. In any case, I am thrilled to see these relics recycled in a way where they take on a new form.