The diner’s awnings

The architect that designed the church-like diner had a play with these awnings the full length of the building. They are between the street and the diner and visible for several blocks before you actually arrive. I always admire the ingenious ways architects call attention to their buildings.

[Diana]

A great shot and lovely detail, just follow the lines😉

[Lin]

Well spotted and captured

[Henri Russell]

Pretty attention getting awnings.

[bruni]

It sure is an attention graber and more so with the red and white colours.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

I really like the lines and shapes and your pov.

[Milanie]

That definitely added eye appeal, didn't it! Hope they stand up to the weather.

[Bep]

This surely draws one's attention...

[Mave]

Looks good

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful patterns

[carol white]

Great capture, draws the eye 👁‍🗨 in

[Peter]

Lovely lead in lines, reflected light and colours Lou Ann:)

[Ingrid]

What a great photo with the colors, lines and reflections on the ground and in the windows!

[Catherine Otley]

Love it!

[Pat Knowles]

Lovely striking entrance....you won't forget that place!

[Denise Wood]

Terrific pov :)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I wonder if they'll turn it into an outdoor dining area at some point. Nice line of repeating shapes!

[CC Folk]

Pretty colors and pattern! :)

[Valerie Chesney]

Lovely lines & great capture...

[Myrna O'Hara]

Great catch.

[Lou Ann]

@ludwigsdiana @linnypinny @henrir @bruni @mittens @milaniet @gijsje @mave @joansmor @carolmw @pcoulson @ingrid01 @redandwhite @happypat @gilbertwood @olivetreeann @gardenfolk @happysnaps @sailingmusic Thank you all for your wonderful comments! The awnings are purely an architectural feature, to draw your eye to the building and the sign “The Mockingbird” in front of the awnings. They diner is on Mockingbird Lane, across from our LOVE Field airport.

[bkb in the city]

Great shot