21 thoughts on “The doors of Maclean #2”

1. I like the reflection on the door

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   1. Reflections are the added bonus. It was better the shop across the street than me 😂

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      1. 😀

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2. Simple yet effective.

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   1. A good description Wayne

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3. Great photo Brian! An fine looking door with lots of contrasts, the reflection in the glass versus the non reflective top section and the superbly done brick/stone work around the door…excellent image. Thank you. Cheers.

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   1. Thank you ever so much Suzette 😀

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4. Nothing better than clean windows. Lovely door and reflection, Brian. What is that ‘Smith’ place across the street?

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   1. It is rather clean glass in the doors. I cannot remember what the Smith shop is 🤔 I can recall some of the shops but can’t think specifically which one that is and don’t have a photo sorry Lois.

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5. Nice door. I like the reflection in it and the stonework around it.

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   1. Thanks Graham. The stone work in the 19th Century was quite good. The stone was quarried across the river.

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6. That’s a wonderful looking door and a great photo, Brian. Is that a corner door? I love the reflection.

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   1. Thanks Dan 😀 Clean glass always gives a bonus reflection.
      It is a corner door. I would have to stand in the street to get a full photo but I think I should go down to Maclean and try as it’s a wonderful old building.

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      1. We need signs and flashing lights that would allow us to stop traffic to get those photos,

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         1. Or someone like this
            

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         2. Yes! That would work. Maybe we should travel in pairs 😉

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         3. That does sound like a plan

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7. I love this Classical Revival style, its balanced, symmetrical design. I bet the transom window welcomes a nice breeze. Nice door, Brian.

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   1. I do think they are the original doors from the 19th Century restored so well.
      Happy you like these doors Misky 😀

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8. Nice reflections!

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   1. That is the added bonus of clean doors with glass inserts

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