My front door in Los Angeles. First photo was taken at night.

Lars, what’s the plant?

jrb451, The plant is the night blooming Epiphyllum oxypetalum, AKA known as Queen of the Night. The flowers are very fragrant, but I do not especially like their fragrance. It's not bad or offensive, but it just does not appeal to me. I prefer ginger flowers for fragrance.

"is this how this thing works?" ~ frank

Our fromt door

Somewhere in Italy

Inner Courtyard Door, Inn of Five Graces, Santa Fe, NM.

Donna Pacer's doors. Note the passenger side door is larger than the drivers side door.

Italy

These sketches were done by a dear friend who passed away over 25 years ago. His DW, alsomonemof my best friends, passed away 2 years ago and her son gave me these prints (plus another)which i finally had framed recently. Jack was a highly talented artist and also carved wood. it wsn’t his ’real’ job but he had some beautiful work and I wish i had more.

Doors to nowhere on Paramount studios' backlot - most of these buildings were just empty shells...

Port Townsend, WA

Two doors in one

Italian church