Atlanta's Tiny Doors give viewers whimsical glimpse at city's history and culture

They are only a few inches tall, but they have become part of Atlanta's landscape.Karen Anderson Singer, the artist behind Tiny Doors ATL, told CBS News Atlanta that each one is designed to help people connect with the city and leave room for their own interpretation."We know doors are entrances, and I like to think of it as an entrance to your imagination," said Singer.The doors are placed throughout the city, with some outliers in Kennesaw, Buckhead, and Decatur.You can find the Tiny Doors acr