This one I found in one of our alleys. Not the usual place I hang out but with friends in the daytime, you can find some interesting things and feel safe.

at Bromsgrove. Not to mention the wonderful hinges!

I love the evidence of use from colour and texture of the wood, providing stories of what people did to open the door.

Detail of the Porta Nigra in Trier

This hinge is slowly rusting away in a bunker ar the Hirtshals Bunker Museum in Denmark.

Abandoned barn, Harjankylä Kauhajoki

A selection of antique hinges from the L.G. Lee and Son Hardware Store in Almonte, Ontario, Canada.

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ODC-Hinge(s)

My glasses have a hinge on them.

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This is a close-up photo of a rusty hinge on an old train engine.

Veg Out Community Gardens, St.Kilda

Heavy duty farm gate, this top hinge combined with the lower version, allows for the support of 12 feet gates without issue.

Playing around with color and actions. This is a photo I took of a old vintage door on a shed.

Photo taken at the Santa Barbara Natural History Museum in Santa Barbara, California.

Seen at the Oconoluftee Mountain Farm Museum, in the Smokies

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The top of a giant gate that is attached to the Loch Raven Dam.

October 2011

Minola X-370

Kodak Gold 200

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Entrance door to the prison cells in Zollern Castle in Balingen

Canon A-1, Tri-X @400, D-76 1+1 20C for 9 min.

Taken near Yukon, OK

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Bi-valve clam shell found on the little bit of beach at 'Wakering Stairs' at the mouth of the Thames Estuary.

Bit of Church architecture...over 'wrought' hinges.

Carr Shield

Love my Starck glasses

A little expensive but worth every penny!

I'm guessing the hinges at one time held awning. HWW

Taipei, Taiwan

Hmmm, that'd be a great name for a pub.