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#GambiaDoors: The (un)mundane – doors & storefronts by Helen Jones-Florio

#GambiaDoors - a brightly coloured curtain blows in the doorway of a local bar, a Becks beer sign above the door, painted red with Coca Cola written on the wall, Banjul, The Gambia ©Helen Jones-Florio

#GambiaDoors: The (un)mundane – doors & storefronts by Helen Jones-Florio. Photography prints

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#GambiaDoors – the (un)mundane doors and storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa.

#GambiaDoors: Doors and Storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa - barber shop storefront showing hand-painted hairstyles. Image © Helen Jones-Florio

#GambiaDoors – the (un)mundane doors and storefronts of The Gambia, West Africa. I have been working on this particular series – ‘Gambia Doors’ – for many years. Vividly coloured, often unintentionally quirky, doors and storefronts from the small West African country never fail to captivate me. Helen Jones-Florio.

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Elizabeth Avedon Blog: Helen Jones-Florio Doors and Storefronts, The Gambia + Malta

Elizabeth Avedon Blog: Helen Jones-Florio Doors and Storefronts, The Gambia + Malta. Many thanks to Elizebeth for featuring my work – my passion for doors, and storefronts, from my #GambiaDoors and #DisappearingMalta ongoing series. See more on her blog: Elizabeth Avedon Blog Speaking of Portals reminded me of Helen Jones-Florio’s impressive photographs of vintage doorsContinue reading “Elizabeth Avedon Blog: Helen Jones-Florio Doors and Storefronts, The Gambia + Malta”

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Gambia Doors – the series. Photography by Helen Jones-Florio

#GambiaDoors - a local shop, with a hand painted frontage, with a mural of a family sitting around the breakfast table, advertising 'Peak Milk', Bakau, The Gambia. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio

I have been working on this particular series – #GambiaDoors – for many years. The vividly coloured, unintentionally quirky doors and storefronts from the West African country of The Gambia, never fail to grab my attention. Helen Jones-Florio