Thursday Doors, January 12 2017

I’ve got so many Slovenian doors on stock now. Goodie! You will be getting them in instalments. Today the first 13 Ljubljana doors.

Who thinks this number brings bad luck, has not lived on number 13 most of their happy lives.

Ljubljana was cold and full of unknown people from all over the world but happy to see me. I think. I’ve had some jest thrown at me for doormongering so I didn’t wish to exaggerate, and only captured the most peculiar ones. I could be shooting only doors most of the waking hours, you realise. And I do like to hold hands too.

Let’s start with the same reflection I left you with on Monday Windows.

It’s this building on Miklošičeva St., ever so considerately nicknamed “the Indian Embassy”.

St. James’s Parish Church.

“Magno Deo & SanCto IaCobo”. Why are those C’s so huge?

Ljubljana Orthodox Church, Sts. Cyril and Methodius Church . This was on their Christmas Day, January 8.

This is The Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia where my friend Petra works. So you can’t say I never mention you! 😉

The entrance to “Nebotičnik”, the Skyscraper. We shall be back here, today just the doors.

An office entrance inside the Skyscraper. Of a lawyer, of course.

Skyscraper terrace bar facilities.

I thought it was a pharmacy door but I guess some other kind of help is available here.

Just a beauty.

Now I understand that it’s not as easy to shoot lifelong neighbours’ doors as it is those of perfectly unknown Italians. These might sue!

And my favourite of today’s doors for the end: not a car show but a door show, with a hostess. Mind the angry-seeming soldier (or miner?) above.

Photo: © signature mmm

For Norm Frampton’s Thursday Doors challenge.

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