Church Door Knob (Ribe, Denmark)
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Wow. That is beautiful!! I've never seen such a doorknob. Great capture.
ReplyDeleteVery cool!! I love your door related photos.
ReplyDeleteI got to see a variety of them during my Europe tour.
ReplyDeleteThis one is a good one. :)
Nice shot. I don't recall seeing any of those in my travels through Europe, but I didn't get to Denmark. Also, that was a long time ago.
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You just don't see door handles like this! How totally cool. I'd pay big money for that.
ReplyDeleteIs that awesome or what?? love it. I'd expect to see it on the entrance to one of the big mansions in Newport, RI.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how old that is. Very, very interesting.
ReplyDeleteBeaufiful !!!
ReplyDeleteCan find the most amazing thing if you just use your eyes that for sure :)
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Fabulous door handle. I love old details.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful doorknob!
ReplyDeleteThat is an incredible doorknob! I've never seen anything like it.
ReplyDeleteTotally, madly, adoringly in love with it!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful detail!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful door knob.
ReplyDeleteThese kinds of door knockers always make me leery for some reason...like I will squeeze too hard and they will come to life and say "ouch!"
ReplyDeleteA very cool and ornate door knob, that's for sure! Love it!
ReplyDeleteIt's just gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteOk -- this is really cool. :)
ReplyDeleteI took lots of door photos on my last trip to Italy - it's amazing how ornate and detailed some of them are.
Nice! You have a good eye for the macro shots. I wouldn't expect that much detail in a doorknocker, but there it is.
ReplyDeleteWow, great photo. I don't think I've ever seen such a detailed door knob.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love that doorknob, and I wonder what the inside of the church must look like if even the doorknobs are so ornate!
ReplyDeleteWhat a coll and interesting door knob!
ReplyDeleteamazing, what a rare sight to see :)
ReplyDeleteThat has to be the prettiest doorknob ever. Too bad no one builds churches and/or homes with beautiful details anymore. Everything is straight and plain.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! They certainly don't make them like that anymore. I love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful thing! And it will only get more beautiful with time as more people touch it....
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ReplyDeleteit is a lovely door knob, but they might be a little out of place on my house.
Oh, just love that! Wonder how old it is...
ReplyDeleteThanks to you, I just spent too many minutes on flickr staring at other people's photoes of this door knob, trying to figure out what the heck the human figure is clutching (or wrestling?). Still don't know :( but Ribe Domkirke looks like it's full of all sorts of interesting objects.
ReplyDeleteHard to believe the door is only from 1904!
I didn't realize the door was so new! The church itself is hundreds of years older.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is just beautiful. I've never seen such a unique door knob anywhere.
ReplyDeleteThis one is just too funny!
ReplyDeleteWe visited Ribe domkirke some years ago (must have been after 1904 though), but we probably went through another door because I am sure we would have noticed this.
Oooh, I really love this. It's beautiful and sweet and just really neat.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
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