I love those shutters - there’s a specific name for them but for the life of me I can’t recall the word now. Sash, maybe? The cornerstones are also lovely - this building must go back quite a few years. It’s in great condition.
The building has great appeal with the front having all those windows, the balcony on the side and the gable roof. They all come together well. Great find and capture.
@dkellogg Thank you, David. But you cannot beat the architects in Texas. They build such aesthetically pleasing buildings. It's like they have much more imagination than these hacks in South Carolina. My parents house in San Antonio was my favorite of all the homes they've owned and lived in. I have the plans of it that they gave me. =)
@k9photo My lawyer's office used to take up the entire second floor, but that was nearly 25 years ago. =0
@larrysphotos Thank you, Larry.
@ljmanning Thank you, Laura. I used the deep forest glow effect from On1 on it.
@wakelys Thank you, Susan.
@ludwigsdiana Thank you, Diana.
@wh2021 Thank you.
@mittens Thank you, Marilyn.
@cocokinetic Thank you, Karen. It's at least 20 years old. My divorce lawyer used to have an office there. =)
@bigmxx Thanks, Michelle.
@dkellogg Thank you, David. But you cannot beat the architects in Texas. They build such aesthetically pleasing buildings. It's like they have much more imagination than these hacks in South Carolina. My parents house in San Antonio was my favorite of all the homes they've owned and lived in. I have the plans of it that they gave me. =)
@k9photo My lawyer's office used to take up the entire second floor, but that was nearly 25 years ago. =0
@joansmor Thanks, Joan.
@rensala Thank you, Renee.
@corinnec Thank you so much, Corinne.
@paintdipper Thank you!