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An 18th century gate in Berlin, Germany it was virtually destroyed during the final days of WW2. During the partition it was found near the wall of East Berlin and did not receive its final restoration until 2002. It is found near the Reichstag and is perhaps the best known image of Germany.
The coolness of the riverbank
And the whispering of the reeds
Daybreak is not so very far away
Enchanted and spellbound
In the silence they lingered
And rowed the boat
As the light grew steadily strong
And the birds were silent
As they listened for the heavenly music
And the river played the song
[Chorus]
The wind in the willows
And the piper at the gates of dawn
The wind in the willows
And the piper at the gates of dawn
Molly and an unidentified passenger waiting at the gate prior to winging it to Maui. Molly was wearing her Canada team hoodie while the Winter Olympics were being shown on a flat screen across from where we were sitting.
Japanese Friendship Garden in Balboa Park, San Diego, CA
“Still round the corner there may wait, A new road or a secret gate.” - JRR Tolkien
The basted out entry road to a controversial development in Wakefield, Massachusetts. With no buildable land left in the town, developers are carving spaces out of rock and ledge to construct more houses.
Tenuous link: stone
Love the urban planning of the gates and little corners in the big cities that lead to nowhere.
Shot on Agfa Optima 400 Y negative colour film at 120 format, ISO 400, using camera Yashica-A.
Lych Gate, St James Church, Warter, East Yorkshire.
St James’ Church lies in Warter, an estate village in England, in the Yorkshire Wolds, part of the East Riding of Yorkshire. This grade II listed building was built in 1862–3 for Josslyn Francis Pennington, 5th Lord Muncaster, and it is thought that this was the third church built on this site.
Located in the south, this gate was used by the Israel Defense Forces in 1967 to enter and capture the Old City. The stones surrounding the gate are still pockmarked by weapons fire. This entrance leads to the Jewish and Armenian quarters.
Gate Stoop
A gate support, often having 5 or 6 holes carved out in each side to hold horizontally placed poles. This was to prevent the passage of animals before gates, as we know them, became available.
Single gate with solid textured privacy backing, hook lock and nickle passage handle. www.arironllc.com