It's the Real Thing

I knew Coke was good for something, in this case a door stop at Pasaquan. I really liked the contrasting colors on this door, in fact all the doors at Pasaquan were red, yellow, and black. I wonder if there was a reason for it?

I previously posted about Pasaquan here.

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Hilda said…
I remember that amazing place! With so many colors in the house, I don't think red, yellow and black doors would stand out much. Lovely doorstop ;D
June 28, 2009 at 3:36 AM
cieldequimper said…
This is a very atmospheric and evocative shot!
June 28, 2009 at 7:35 AM
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