Out there
The interface between everyday and abandoned environments is only represented by a thin wall or, sometimes, door or window. Just as in this case... Looking later to this picture I would have liked to go outside and frame the same subject seen from the other side of that door. I seriously regret not doing that... Actually I'm regretting it so much I'm thinking about going back there to complete the job =)

<b>- Treatment:</b> <i>B/W conversion by channel mixer, levels, curves, color layer and sharpening</i>

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