Da zeigst du einen sehr schönen Eingang lieber James,klasse wirkt das mit diesen Licht-Schattenspiel :))

Wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,liebe Grüße Güni :))

Thank you very much Güni I appreciate your visit and comment, best wishes for the new week

You are right; it doesn't need a title. I love the lines, colors, shadows, and wonder what is behind that lovely door. It seems renewed, looking at the very much-used wall on its right and left.

This is part of the Royal Standard hotel in the village of Freshwater, where I live, it was originally built in 1889 but was burned down and rebuilt in 1905, the archway was originally open for horses to ne led through to the stables, somewhere I have a pic of the whole frontage before these doors were installed, I will try and find it and post it. For now here is a link to a pic of the front entrance.:-)
www.ipernity.com/doc/2818116/53305942

Very beautiful doors.

The doors are a recent addition Don before the addition the whole archway was bricked in and rendered over.
The only reason I am not keen on the doors and windows is because they are UPVC, I would rather they was made of wood as I think it would be more in keeping.
Many thanks for the comment

Fantastic shot and patterns!

Many thanks William

Beautiful architectural details.

Thank you very much Jaap

A delightful mix of geometric shapes, textures and colours. I especially like the red brickwork and the shadows on the green screen behind the windows. Beautifully captured James!

A mix of old and new, many thanks for the comment Keith and bast wishes for the new week

Belle découverte colorées bonne journée.

Thank you Patrick and best wishes for a good evening

Wish you a happy Wednesday!