Gulgong of the Past

by Lexa Harpell

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Gulgong of the Past

Artist

Lexa Harpell

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Photograph - Photographs

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Rural Homes of the Past Series by Lexa Harpell.
Doors of the World Series by Lexa Harpell.

Gulgong, New South Wales Australia.
Home of our beloved writer and poet Henry Lawson and the scene on our $10 note! Locals call Gulgong 'The Ten Dollar Town'


The human fascination with doors. Who or what do they keep contained inside or outside. The intrigue of the unknown of what lies behind, at times with a lock or bolt. Hinged securely or flimsily. They can also be warm and welcoming, inviting you to enter.
Pondering the hands that touched or persons who entered.

The patterns, textures, shapes and age all have their own appeal to the senses. From elegance, rustic, gothic, weathered, peeling, mysterious, intrigue, architecture.....

The fascination of doors - locked or bolted, they make you ponder. They intrigue us of what lies beyond. They create a mystery of sorts. Or they can be open and are warm and welcoming.

IMAGE FEATURED IN THE FOLLOWING:
No Place Like Home" 08/17/2016
"Rural Decay and Deterioration" 08/17/2016
"Australia in Pictures" 08/17/2016
"Forgotten by Time" 09/01/2016

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August 9th, 2016

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