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Colorful Pittsburgh

Dan Antion
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Welcome to Thursday Doors! This is a weekly challenge for people who love doors and architecture to come together to admire and share their favorite door photos, drawings, or other images or stories from around the world. If you’d like to join us, simply create your own Thursday Doors post each (or any) week and then share a link to your post in the comments below, anytime between 12:01 am Thursday morning and Saturday noon (North American eastern time). If you like, you can add our badge to your post.

The badge contest ended in a tie, so I will be altering the badge I use here, but you are welcome to use either of the winning badges.

I’ve been very busy this past week getting everything ready for the launch yesterday of the new book Willow Willers and I have been working on the past year. I realized yesterday that I hadn’t planned anything for Thursday Doors. Since our book is set in Pittsburgh, I decided to dig into the pictures from my visit to the city in April and see if I could put something together. I found some colorful doors from our visit to the Strip District and here we are.

If you’re interested in knowing more about the book we’ve just launched, I’d encourage you to visit Willow’s post from yesterday. She has a complete schedule of the launch posts, including links to all the previous posts. Suffice it to say, we are grateful to all the people who’ve hosted us, and we are extremely excited about the book being live. There are some links below the gallery in case you’d like to purchase the book, and there’s a link to the trailer.

OK, enough marketing, onto the doors. As always, I’d encourage you to visit some of the links in the comments to see the other participants’ doors.

City Grows
City Grows
Steel City
Mostly tee shirts, but I own a few.
Warehouse to apartment conversion
I think these are going to be apartments or office space.
Made in Pgh
Made in Pgh
Oddfellows
Oddfellows creamery and Pasmin Books
Mexican food cart
Sometimes it’s hard to beat a food truck.
Warehouse
No longer a factory outlet
Warehouse
Older warehouse space
Loading dock
Loading dock
Old warehouse doors
Old warehouse doors
Sandbox
Immersive virtual reality experiences
Balvanera
Balvanera Italian restaurant
Promo banner for Poetic justice
Kindle and Paperback available on Amazon

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114 responses to “Colorful Pittsburgh”

  1. The Giant’s House – Wandering Teresa Avatar
    The Giant’s House – Wandering Teresa

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  2. Teresa Avatar
    Teresa

    Aha, this is what I love… so vibrant! Here is mine for this week: https://wanderingteresa.com/the-giants-house/

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      The colors stood out even more because of the weather. We didn’t get wet that day, but we shopped to avoid a few quick showers.

      Your post is amazing!

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  3. More doors with roofs – Geriatri'x' Fotogallery

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  4. willowdot21 Avatar
    willowdot21

    I really love the colours in this area of Pittsburgh Dan it looks so vibrant and the colours are in stark contrast to the rain reflective loading bay and the old warehouse doors. I love the way it’s one extreme to the other.

    I would also like to thank everyone who visited us at John Howell’s yesterday for all their support.💜🙂

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Willow. This area has been undergoing a transformation for years. From old warehouse district to vibrant community. We love visiting when we’re in the city. As I scrambled to put a post together (in between thanking people for their delightful comments at John’s place) I decided I’d pick the colorful ones.

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  5. Rose – Haiku 2025 #ThursdayDoors – Suzette B's Blog Avatar
    Rose – Haiku 2025 #ThursdayDoors – Suzette B's Blog

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  6. scooj Avatar
    scooj

    Congratulations on the launch of the new book. There utilitarian red brick buildings are impressive and imposing, and while they have a modern feel, it looks like they are quite old. 1920s?

    A selection of doors from Leicester from me this week: https://scooj.org/2025/06/12/thursday-doors-12-june-2025-doors-of-leicester/#Leicester#uk

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Steve. Two of the businesses that my grandparents shopped at (to supply their small grocery) date back to 1902-These are still in business. The area, which is a strip of flat land between the river and one of Pittsburgh’s many hills, became part of the city in the early 1800s. It began with mills, but by the late 1800s, it was mainly a wholesale distribution center.

      Great post at your place today!

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        scooj

        A wonderful bit of family history. Thank you.

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  7. Wandering (in Murwillumbah) – bushboys world Avatar
    Wandering (in Murwillumbah) – bushboys world

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  8. bushboy Avatar
    bushboy

    Colourful mostly Dan. My favourite is the no parking loading dock. Lots of good window reflections too
    Here’s my door

    Wandering (in Murwillumbah)

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Brian. That was the first door I picked for this collection before I started adding the colorful ones. I couldn’t set that one aside. Colors pop on a rainy day, and I love reflections.

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  9. robbiesinspiration Avatar
    robbiesinspiration

    Congratulations on your book launch 🌅

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Robbie – and thanks for your help!

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  10. Roberta Writes – Poetics: A view of one’s own and Thursday Doors #d’verse #poetry #photography

    […] These photographs are from Inyati Game Lodge in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve. I’ve show a few of the doors and also some sunrise and sunset pictures to compliment my poem above. You can join in Thursday Doors here: https://nofacilities.com/2025/06/12/colorful-pittsburgh/ […]

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  11. robertawrites235681907 Avatar
    robertawrites235681907

    Here is my post, Dan: https://roberta-writes.com/2025/06/12/roberta-writes-poetics-a-view-of-ones-own-and-thursday-doors-dverse-poetry-photography/

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Wonderful combo post, Robbie. I love the poetry and the photos.

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  12. Taswegian1957 Avatar
    Taswegian1957

    Pittsburgh certainly has some colourful and interesting buildings.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks. They seem to be making this area brighter every year.

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  13. wrookieschu Avatar
    wrookieschu

    Love the old warehouse door Dan. Good luck with the launch, I’m sure there’s a lot of work involved but very exciting. https://wrookieschu.com/2025/06/12/doors-of-wordpress-v122-🇵🇭/

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Wayne. The old doors were going to be the theme, but then I found the colorful ones I hadn’t used so I decided to go with that. The launch is going well. Willow worked very hard lining up hosts and seeing to it that they got the material they needed. We are both very excited.

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      1. wrookieschu Avatar
        wrookieschu

        I am actually going to purchase this one as it sounds very intriguing.

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        1. Dan Antion Avatar
          Dan Antion

          Thank you! I hope you enjoy it.

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  14. Thursday Doors – Glasgow – photographias

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  15. Sofia Alves Avatar
    Sofia Alves

    I love old warehouses, these are great!

    Here is mine:

    Thursday Doors – Glasgow

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I wanted to get some photos of the older buildings before they are converted to serve some new purpose. It’s a good thing for the city, but I remember going to this district with my father when it was filled with wholesale supply houses.

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  16. Thursday Doors: 12 June 2025 – Our Other Blog: Two Sisters and Two Points of View Avatar
    Thursday Doors: 12 June 2025 – Our Other Blog: Two Sisters and Two Points of View

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  17. Oddment Avatar
    Oddment

    What a great study of the old and the new, and how the new can evolve from the old. Those old warehouses sure couldn’t boast much in the way of fashion, but they were built for work and built to last. Monuments to function.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Those buildings served the city well in their heyday. I remember going with my father in the early 60s to get everything from building materials and cleaning supplies to pistachios and chickpeas (the chickpeas were for my grandmother). It was a busy place back then, but a different kind of busy. I’m glad to see them repurposing the buildings instead of leveling the whole area and building new (although there is some of that).

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  18. Dale Avatar
    Dale

    Lovely, Dan. Love the mix of old and new. I love when old warehouses are transformed into apartments or lofts. They are usually so interesting.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I am so glad this area grew to be appreciated for the old buildings and that new projects are working to incorporate them in to serving yet another few generations.

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      1. Dale Avatar
        Dale

        Nothing sadder than when an area falls to decripitude, deglected.

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  19. Sherry Felix Avatar
    Sherry Felix

    Just bought the book. Thanks Dan. Love your promo video.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thank you so much, Sherry. I hope you enjoy it.

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  20. Dave Astor Avatar
    Dave Astor

    Love the colors, Dan! Pittsburgh pigmentations!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Dave. Colors on a gray day stood out in my archives.

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  21. GP Avatar
    GP

    These pictures make the area look very similar to Long Island City, NY.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      It has a similar history, GP. I hope it doesn’t become as upscale. A lot of the small shops wouldn’t be able to afford much higher rents.

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      1. GP Avatar
        GP

        I’m afraid if we get a $15. minimum wage, those shops will go under as well.

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        1. Dan Antion Avatar
          Dan Antion

          Our minimum has been there for years. Most places have to pay more to get employees. McDonald’s here pays over $17.

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          1. GP Avatar
            GP

            Whoa!

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  22. China Dream Avatar
    China Dream

    Good morning, Congratulations on the launching of your new book, I enjoy seeing Pittsburg since this the home of the Penguins! I doubt now that I will ever get to visit in person, the climate being what it is… Hope you all have a great start to a weekend. (Father’ Day on Sunday, up here) My contribution this week,, is a chop suey of doors from my “door folder” https://dymoonblog.com/2025/06/12/doors-6/

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      This district is next door to the area where the Penguins began playing at the Civic Arena. They’re still trying to find a good use for that site, now that they’ve moved to PPG Paints. I’m hoping the Oilers can take the cup. I’m not a fan of Florida.

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  23. Suzette Benjamin Avatar
    Suzette Benjamin

    Oh these are excellent Dan. Love the sharp pops of color, the brick walls and great reflections in windows you captured.

    The feature photo, the Sandbox with the superbly neon-green Adirondack chairs (?) and the food truck are my favorites.

    Looks like it rained in some of the photos which, I feel adds a warm mood to the lighting. Outstanding tour of Pittsburgh. I thoroughly enjoyed this vibrant share. Made me happy.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I’m glad you liked these, Suzette. I think the clouds and the periodic rain brought the colors to life. We dodged the rain by drifting into the shops. That was pretty much the story of the long weekend. We mainly stayed dry, and we certainly enjoyed ourselves. The food truck and the old warehouse doors are my favorites, but the bright colors formed a theme I had to go with.

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      1. Suzette Benjamin Avatar
        Suzette Benjamin

        Great point about the rain adding sharpness to colors…I had not thought of that.
        P.S. Congratulations on you and Willow’s book release. I enjoyed the video trailer. Both the music and the words were well thoughtfully presented/edited.

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          Dan Antion

          I’m glad you liked the trailer, Suzette. It was fun picking out tidbits that wouldn’t be spoilers. That was very hard with this book, there are many things that would be bad for a reader if they knew about them ahead of time.

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          1. Suzette Benjamin Avatar
            Suzette Benjamin

            Thank you Dan. I look forward to reading your new book.

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            1. Dan Antion Avatar
              Dan Antion

              Thanks Suzette. I hope you enjoy it.

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  24. John W. Howell Avatar
    John W. Howell

    Love the photo’s Dan. Always fun to visit Pittsburgh.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I’m glad you liked these, John. I’m going back to hang out with my brother later this summer. He’s always up to chauffeur me around in search of doors. Thanks again for hosting Willow and me yesterday!

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      1. John W. Howell Avatar
        John W. Howell

        It was a pleasure.

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  25. willowdot21 Avatar
    willowdot21

    Well you certainly got my attention…. Scrambled or fried you did a great job 💜

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Willow. We always enjoy visiting this area. I think the rain and clouds made the colors pop a bit louder.

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        willowdot21

        Yes they were absolutely wonderful 💜💜

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  26. lois Avatar
    lois

    The video for the new book is wonderful, Dan. The music, the words…fantastic preview!

    Those old warehouse buildings…they are so pretty even with their age showing. I love seeing buildings like that. And maybe apartments?! Sounds good to me.

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      Dan Antion

      At a point when I was younger, Lois, I think I would have enjoyed living in an area like this. I’m glad you liked the trailer. I’ll tease your interest by telling you that there’s a Lois in the story you might recognize ;-)

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        lois

        haha! Dan–you have made my day!

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          Dan Antion

          😊

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  27. Ally Bean Avatar
    Ally Bean

    The old warehouse doors photo calls to me. I occasionally see doors like those around here and wonder what it was like when the doors were in use.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      That was the first photo I chose for today, Ally. I really liked it. When I switched the theme to colorful doors, I decided to leave that one in anyway.

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  28. rugby843 Avatar
    rugby843

    Very nice! I love the variety of doors you chose. My granddaughter had a conference there and thought the city was beautiful. Good luck with the new book!

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks,Cheryl. It is a beautiful city (IMO) and it’s a great place to set a mystery.

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  29. Thursday doors -Ravello – Ritva Sillanmäki Photography Avatar
    Thursday doors -Ravello – Ritva Sillanmäki Photography

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    through a gate – IN PRIMO PIANO – a photo blog

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  31. Misky Avatar
    Misky

    https://misky.uk/2025/06/12/12-june-a-thursday-door/

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  32. A spirit door – Don't hold your breath

    […] in a small eatery at the top of a low pass. But it turned out to be closed. The forbidding black door was shut. I liked the house: wooden frame erected first, then mats nailed to it, plastered and […]

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  33. I. J. Khanewala Avatar
    I. J. Khanewala

    A nice introduction to the doors of Pittsburgh (and some colourful shop windows).

    Here’s mine: https://anotherglobaleater.wordpress.com/2025/06/12/a-spirit-door/

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks. A lot of the shops are newly opened. Last year, they converted a large warehouse into new retail space.

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  34. Jacqui Murray Avatar
    Jacqui Murray

    Hope the book launch is going well. Excellent trailer!

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      Dan Antion

      Thank you, Jacqui, and thanks again for your help. I’m glad you liked the trailer.

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  35. Mike Hartley Avatar
    Mike Hartley

    Great series from Pittsburg Dan. Loved them all. Here is my attempt for the week. Shot these in a small town in Maryland last Thursday. https://threwmikeseyez.com/2025/06/12/doors-from-easton/

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      Mike Hartley

      One of these days I’ll learn how to spell Pittsburgh. Those of us below the Mason Dixon have trouble with our English.

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      1. Dan Antion Avatar
        Dan Antion

        Don’t beat yourself up over that. There’s a bunch of Pittsburgs but only one with an “H” and they don’t even have a good reason for why it’s there.

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  36. Liz Gauffreau Avatar
    Liz Gauffreau

    A goodly variety of urban doors.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Liz. It’s a fun little district.

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      1. Liz Gauffreau Avatar
        Liz Gauffreau

        You’re welcome, Dan.

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  37. memadtwo Avatar
    memadtwo

    Color really adds cheer to any neighborhood. (K)

    Maintenance (Thursday Doors)

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Color certainly helped on the day we were there. Otherwise, it was gray and darker gray.

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  38. A Green Restoration in Portland Avatar
    A Green Restoration in Portland

    […] Colorful Pittsburgh […]

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  39. 100 Country Trek Avatar
    100 Country Trek

    DAN I SAW these THURSDAY DOORS 100countrytrek.com
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  40. Gwen M. Plano Avatar
    Gwen M. Plano

    Excellent collection of photos, Dan. I loved the journey! Congratulations on your latest book. I’ve got it on Kindle and will be reading it soon. Bravo!

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks Gwen. I’m glad you liked this little tour. Thanks for getting the book. I hope you enjoy it.

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  41. norasphotos4u Avatar
    norasphotos4u

    These are cool esp. the one with the dog. The song “How much is that doggie in the window” comes to mind

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      Dan Antion

      That building had such a fun vibe. Between the art and the reflections, it was a bright spot on a cloudy day.

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  42. Teagan Riordain Geneviene Avatar
    Teagan Riordain Geneviene

    I love all these colors, Dan. Those green chairs at the Sand Box are fabulous.

    Great trailer video. The music is really intense. Hugs.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Teagan. Those Adirondack chairs sent a welcoming message to everyone walking by. They are really working to make this area a good experience for visitors. I’m glad you like the trailer.

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  43. Public Art: Murals on Doors – Natalie the Explorer

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  44. Natalie Avatar
    Natalie

    Congratulations on your latest book, Dan. Nice door photos from Pittsburgh, especially your header photo and the warehouses with lots of windows. Here’s my entry: https://natalietheexplorer.home.blog/2025/06/10/public-art-murals-on-doors/

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks Natalie. I love how they have been working to transform this district by repurposing the buildings. So many cities would just tear this all down.

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    Anonymous

    I like the colors and the grit of this part of the city.

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks!

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  46. Thursday Door Challenge | Meet Cute

    […] To see more doors, visit Dan’s blog. […]

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  47. The Conservatory | Thru Violet's Lentz Avatar
    The Conservatory | Thru Violet's Lentz

    […] This is my contribution to Dan’s Thursday Doors. […]

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  48. Smitha V Avatar
    Smitha V

    Pittsburgh never looked more vibrant before. There’s such an energy in the photographs this week, Dan. Brilliant colours – the tako truck, apartment complex with the dog in the glass, the loading dock, warehouse doors. They all have character.

    Here’s my post for the week https://smithavpennings.com/2025/06/12/thankful-thursdays-12-06-25-thursday-doors-tanka-tuesday/

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  49. Yeah, Another Blogger Avatar
    Yeah, Another Blogger

    Excellent

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks

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  50. marianallen Avatar
    marianallen

    Great selections! I’m especially taken with those worn warehouse doors toward the end. I’ve gone back to Spain with Sara on my blog, as I hope to do sometimes in real life: https://marianallen.com/2025/06/thursday-doors-sara-in-spain/

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      The warehouse doors were where this gallery started, then I got the idea to add some color. But I still like them the best.

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  51. Author Jan Sikes Avatar
    Author Jan Sikes

    Colorful indeed! Great photos, Dan!

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks Jan.

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  52. Lins Doodles Avatar
    Lins Doodles

    The green on the first one really does pop, it looks like it is escaping from the glass.

    Congratulations on the book.

    LinsArt: Friday Catch Up – 13th June 2025

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      Dan Antion

      When I found that photo, I decided to switch the theme to colorful doors. Thanks!

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  53. Morphett Street doors – Underdown Avatar
    Morphett Street doors – Underdown

    […] my way to the Central Market in Adelaide, I passed these doors and thought of Dan’s Thursday Door challenge, so had to stop for a bit. It’s a heritage building, with several entrances all looking […]

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  54. Paul Avatar
    Paul

    Hey, Dan, another good collection! I like the old warehouse doors in particular. There’s something appealing about weathered wooden doors in a brick building.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Paul. The old warehouse doors were the first ones I chose. They didn’t fit with “colorful” but I like them just the same.

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  55. Brenda's Thoughts Avatar
    Brenda’s Thoughts

    Wow, there is so much character in this area. Congratulations on yours and Willow’s launch, Dan! :)

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks Brenda. I love walking around this district, Brenda. It’s always full of life. Thanks, too, for the good wishes on the launch.

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  56. Jennie Avatar
    Jennie

    Love the words incorporated into the brick. Great collection.

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks Jennie.

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      1. Jennie Avatar
        Jennie

        You’re welcome, Dan.

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  57. Cressida Avatar
    Cressida

    https://seachurn.blogspot.com/2025/06/thursday-doors-june-12th.html

    Sorry…better late than never:)

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  58. 2025 Thursday Doors: 19 June – Gfpacificbee’s Insights & photography

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