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by David Birchall
$35.00
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Our luxuriously soft beach towels are made from brushed microfiber with a 100% cotton back for extra absorption. The top of the towel has the image printed on it, and the back is white cotton. Our beach towels are available in two different sizes: beach towel (32" x 64") and beach sheet (37" x 74").
Don't let the fancy name confuse you... a beach sheet is just a large beach towel.
Design Details
A mysterious looking old abandoned doorway in the medina area of Essaouira, Morocco.
Care Instructions
Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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1 - 2 business days
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A mysterious looking old abandoned doorway in the medina area of Essaouira, Morocco.
Originally from Manchester in England, but now live near the foot of the Pennines, regarded as one of the most scenic areas of outstanding natural beauty in Great Britain. It's a great place to live for a photographer, but as you can see from my galleries I like to venture further afield occasionally. I have been a photographer for over 30 years, and always remember the best piece of photographic advice I was given. Some years ago I worked with a very elderley and wise photographer and he said to me on one occasion "you are looking but not seeing". That has always stuck with me, and I try and remember it each time I look through the viewfinder. Thank you for visiting, and I hope you find something here you like. Please enjoy your...
$35.00
Andrew Wilson
Striking image of this old doorway!
David Birchall replied:
Thank you Andrew.
Steve Taylor
This doorway looks so beautiful David. Favourited and liked
David Birchall replied:
It really does Steve, took several shots of it. Would love to know what was on the other side.
Michael Mazaika
Maybe forgotten, but oh the things it has seen and the stories it could tell. Neat shot, David.- Mike (V/F)
David Birchall replied:
My thoughts exactly Michael.Thank you for your comment, much appreciated.
Sharon Williams Eng
Beauty that once was but you've preserved it forever.
David Birchall replied:
Thank you Sharon.
Catherine Sullivan
Superb image of this mysterious old door, David! Love the details!
David Birchall replied:
Thank you very much Catherine.
Uma Krishnamoorthy
Wonderful image....love the colors here.
David Birchall replied:
Thank you very much Uma.
Lisa Lemmons-Powers
Fantastic image! l/f
David Birchall replied:
Thank you very much Lisa.
Donna Kennedy
Beautiful image David, Congratulations on your Sale!...L
David Birchall replied:
Thank you very much Donna.
Julia Hiebaum
Wonderful setting, Congratulations on your sale!
David Birchall replied:
Thank you very much Julia.
Patti Bean
of them all this caught my eye and then more.
David Birchall replied:
Hi Patti. Within minutes of seeing your message I had email from FAA informing me of a sale of this image, the buyer is in Plantersville, TX. Would that be yourself by any chance ?? If so thank you so much, and thank you for your comments.
David Birchall
Thank you very much Lisa for featuring my image in "Arches" group, much appreciated.
David Birchall
Thank you very much John for featuring my images in "Images That Excite You", much appreciated.
David Birchall
Thank you very much Jeff for featuring my image in "Forgotten by Time" group, much appreciated.
Jeff Roney
Congratulations, David! Your image has been featured on the FAA group “Forgotten by Time”
Carolyn Derstine
What a fascinating doorway! Great find and processing, David. Oh, the stories these doors could tell. . .
David Birchall replied:
Thank you very much Carolyn. It was fascinating standing in front of it, thinking of all the people who would have passed through it over the centuries, and wondering what was on the other side.