This is probably the most unique pair of screen doors I've ever seen. These were on the front of an old building in downtown Otterville, Missouri. While I was taking the photo, a man stuck his head out of the second story window above me and told me that this used to be a bank. I am amazed that the original windows and doors have remained intact. And I thought a black and white treatment was more fitting here than a color rendition.
Showing posts with label Otterville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Otterville. Show all posts
Sunday, May 8, 2016
The doors of Otterville
This is probably the most unique pair of screen doors I've ever seen. These were on the front of an old building in downtown Otterville, Missouri. While I was taking the photo, a man stuck his head out of the second story window above me and told me that this used to be a bank. I am amazed that the original windows and doors have remained intact. And I thought a black and white treatment was more fitting here than a color rendition.
Friday, February 6, 2015
Grocery Store, Otterville
At the risk of sounding homespun and folksy, I had a very satisfying turkey sandwich here, accompanied by a bag of Backer's potato chips and a house-brewed iced tea. An ideal lunch for a day of photography in central Missouri. I don't photograph many interiors, especially in functioning businesses like this, but this place deserved it, and the proprietor didn't mind. In case anyone is interested in relocating to Otterville, she did mention that she wouldn't mind selling for the right price.
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