Inner Front Door by durleybeachbum

Photography • Home • posted on Jun 14, 2017

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Inspired by Lee's enthusiasm I'm having a go with Topaz Studio, as well as Photoshop. The more or less original Here Having two doors creating a sort of air-lock makes my dogs safer. Teaching successive lodgers how important it is to close both doors is another matter altogether.

Comments (12)

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Faemike55

3:39PM | Wed, 14 June 2017

nice postwork on this photo

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photosynthesis

4:40PM | Wed, 14 June 2017

What Mike said...

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Krittermom

6:32PM | Wed, 14 June 2017

The post work makes this look like the beautiful colors of fall in in the Smokey Mountains.

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ArtistKimberly

9:34PM | Wed, 14 June 2017

Delightfully Beautiful Work,

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Glendaw

9:57PM | Wed, 14 June 2017

Wonderful postwork, the colors are awesome.

Having two doors back to back is a safety feature indeed.

Thanks for sharing.

XxOo

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beachzz

12:14AM | Thu, 15 June 2017

this is just beautiful!!

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wysiwig

12:26AM | Thu, 15 June 2017

This is quite spectacular. Topaz is fun, isn't it?

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auntietk

1:37AM | Thu, 15 June 2017

Ahhh ... a doggy sally port! We have a similar arrangement in Texas with the dog park. There's a gate that leads to the vestibule / sally port / ante room / whatever. From there, there's a gate to your left and one to your right, leading to two separate dog run areas. One is for small dogs, and the other is for large dogs or those who play well with large dogs. A terrific system.

I always enjoy seeing what postwork brings out that the eye doesn't discern. This is great fun!

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