Garage door #2 by goodoleboy
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Captured back on 7/06/07, early in the AM, within trudging distance of my acrimonious abode.
ZOOM worthy.
Strange what one may find while strolling the alleys of one's neighborhood.
This is, or was, a relatively modern rollup garage door. The result of an unfortunate encounter with a vehicle of some sort, I would surmise, whether accidental or intended, and it came out second best.
Also, there was no from-the-street-onto-the driveway involved here. The driver steers the vehicle down the narrow alley, then makes either a sharp left or right hand turn into the garage.
Auf wiedersehen, thankx for popping in, and for any and all favs and complimentary comments.
Comments (11)
mbz2662
OOPS. Driving too fast while entering the driveway...lol. I wonder if that car inside has damage as well.
Feliciti
uih pretty buckled ;)there really has not anyone get the curve !!i'm not drive cars lol ....gute nacht!
morningglory
Only downside of a garage door is you have to OPEN it first.
magnus073
Looks like it has seen better days Harry
MrsRatbag
From the height of the damages it looks like a truck may have backed into it, maybe trying to turn around...great shots, Harry!
jocko500
looks bad. but the photos came out cool here
durleybeachbum
A car running into mine would come off worst..they are very solid wood!
Rainastorm
Ummm....ooops! LOL
danapommet
My first thought was how do they get the car out? Great collage Harry. Dana
bmac62
You do find the darnest things:) No way out for that car until the owner demos the door. Cool.
anahata.c
Loved this for the door alone, and of course the straight-on no-apology way you capture these things. (Meaning, you do nothing to dress it up or make it what it's not; you let the awkwardness & decay of it shine through and actually become beautiful.) Great find. I live in such a snazzy neighborhood that I'd die to find these sights---actually, no one around here would let this show for 2 minutes for fear of being ostracized---but I have a feeling that if you were here, you'd find them everyday. ("That's what photographers do," said an old teacher.) I love that you gave us a head-on & then the two angles; and in the last shot, you let us see the bottom bent-portion in all its glory, with the car sticking through. The garage-door version of a 'bad hair day', a crazy but delightful image and I'm always grateful that you show these along with your many other styles & visions.