It's a funny thing.
We use doors dozens of times a day but we don't' really think about them much.
We use them to go in... and use them to go out. Depending on which side of the door you are on it is an exit or an entrance.
They are a means of access, but can also be a means of denial by means of a lock. They can even selectively provide admittance, allowing fresh air in while keeping the flies out with a screen door.
When the weather is nice, we like to be outdoors... when it is too color or hot we like to be indoors.
Here we see a somewhat mysterious and hidden door that could be described as being “down and in”, which sounds a lot better than “being down and out”.
The thing about digital photography is that you can do almost anything. An autumn photo can become a strange spring-like image with a little fooling around. 
Anyone that visits this blog knows my fondness of clouds. These billows of water vapor endlessly reveal shapes that inspire my imagination, creating thoughts of distant mountains or pillowy cushions.
These are real shutters covering a real window. Although it looks like the shutters are more-or-less permanently shut, in fact painted shut, they are practical protective coverings.
The contrast of white to green is amazing. It does not seem possible or natural, but nature has it's own way, and often astonishes us with the unexpected.
