“The Window in the Door”
Photo of the Week #45, selected in March, 2020
Like many photographers, I appreciate architectural or craftsman designs and elements in older buildings, especially in small towns. The door in this photo was positioned in such a building, an abandoned office or shop in Miami, Arizona. This town was the closest thing to a living ghost town as we had run across in our travels (and the farthest thing from Miami, Florida). Miami is about two hours due north of Tucson, sitting on the edge of the Superstition Mountain range.
I still wonder about the purpose of a single twisted rot iron rod centered just behind the pane. With such a small window, it certainly wasn’t meant for security… Was it simply a design element?
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