Prescription For Fine Dining

For many decades, this 1876 building was home to Gray's drug store (the neon sign was added in 1950). The store closed around 2002 and reopened in 2013 as a fine dining establishment. Even though I'm tagging this capture for the black and white challenge, I just couldn't resist leaving a touch of red in the sign!

[Julia]

Very nice in b&w and pop of red.

[Joan Robillard]

Nice job.

[Graham Thresher]

Love the appropriate selective colour. Fav.

[vstap]

The red sets if off nicely. Like that we can see someone in the window, too!

[Jane Anderson]

Both your photo and description make this place very interesting!

[gloria jones]

Love the red touch and great bw shot.

[Ingrid]

Excellent photo - so clear that even through the reflections in the window you can clearly see somebody sitting there. The red sign makes it fun! Great job!

[Laurie]

Nice processing!

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Great capture and colour processing.

[CINDY JOHNSON]

very cool love the selective coloring

[Richard Hickey]

Awesome picture. Congratulations on making the Trending Page. Well deserved.

[Angelieke]

Cool!

[Daisy Miller]

Great shot with great selective coloring.

[Shawna Schroeder]

Very nucely done :-)

[Linda Sanderson]

Love it! We've had a lot of heritage buildings here in Perth converted to fine dining too. I'll try and get some pics when I'm in the city next. Great shot!

[Carol]

The red does add something to the great b&w photo. I love it -fav!

[Stephanie Swift]

Great capture of a bit of interesting local history. I like the vintage feeling and the touch of red!