Very worn and aged door in Cuban building | Wall Art
As I strolled through the quaint streets of Cuba, a very worn and aged door in an old building whispered the tales of time. Each mark, each crack on its surface was like a line on the palm, narrating stories of the days gone by. The rustic charm of the door, amidst the modern rush, held a poetic allure, standing as a silent guardian of history amidst the continuous march of time.
The door, with its faded colors and battered wood, showcased a beautiful narrative of endurance. Its once vibrant facade, now worn by the elements, still stood with a quiet dignity, its essence untouched by the ravages of time. The surrounding architecture, reminiscent of colonial aesthetics, framed this relic of the past in a picture of nostalgic elegance.
Cuba, with its rich history and a blend of cultural influences, provides a canvas for such remnants of time to tell their tales. The juxtaposition of the old with the new, the enduring with the ephemeral, evokes a sense of longing and a connection to the roots.
Through my lens, I aimed to capture the essence of this aged beauty, its silent narrative that speaks volumes to those who pause to listen. This photograph is not merely a capture of a worn door; it’s a window into the soul of Cuba, a tactile link to its vibrant yet poignant history. The print beckons one to delve into a narrative of resilience, to appreciate the beauty in decay, and to connect with a story that transcends time.
© Dan Kosmayer, 2017
