Open doors. Closed doors. Doors to the future. Doors to the past. An exploration in words and photographs.

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2. “It is a dangerous business
going out your front door.”
(J.R.R. Tolkien)

3. “Do I dare disturb
the universe?
(T. S. Eliot)

4. “To really ask is to open
the door to the whirlwind.
The answer may annihilate
the question and the
questioner.” (Anne Rice)

5. “The courage of the poet is to
keep ajar the door that leads
into madness.”
(Christopher Morley)

6. “Doors to beautiful
things do not remain
open forever. Be fast
to enter inside.”
(Mehmet Murat ildan)

7. “Most of the time
doors remain closed
simply because they
have not been tried to
be opened.”
(Mehmet Murat ildan)

8. “Big doors swing on
little hinges.”
(W. Clement Stone)

9. “It is often the last key on the ring which opens the
door.” (Proverb)

10. “Don’t ever slam a
door; you might
want to go back.”
(Don Herold)

11. “Don’t spend time
beating on a wall, hoping
to transform it into a
door.” (Coco Chanel)

12. “Look on every exit as
being an entrance
somewhere else.”
(Tom Stoppard)

13. “Which doors do
you need to close to
get to where you
want to be?”
(Amber Rae)

14. “Be an opener of doors
for such as come after
thee.”
(Ralph Waldo Emerson)

15. “May my heart always be open to the little birds who
are the secrets of living.” (E. E. Cummings)

16. Penny McKinlay
Communications Consultant
pennymckinlaycommunication.ca
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