Former Taylor's Bond Store - Morpeth

I thought I would create a selective colouring shot of this fabulous building.

The former Taylor's Bond Store with stone stairs leading up from the wharf was built in the 1850s has now been converted to three houses and a café and gallery. They are all very desirable residences.

The stonework is Hawkesbury sandstone brought up to Morpeth by boat way before there were any roads to this part of New South Wales.

[Peter H]

It's a good candidate for selective colour.

[Kathy A]

Fabulous selective colour Babs, that door really pops

[julia]

This a really lovely looks very christmassy ..

[Diana]

It looks stunning!

[Nick]

Looks very smart. Nice use of selective colour.

[Catherine]

This works so well with just the front door in colour. A beautiful shade of red.

[Jennifer Eurell]

The red door works beautifully with the black and white.

[Valerie Chesney]

So beautiful Babs.....

[sally agnew]

I really love the use of sc Babs :)

[Beryl Lloyd]

The sc has made this a beautiful and striking image -- even makes it look rather Christmassy !!

[Hazel]

Dramatic shot with s/c red and funnily enough I am just sorting some files on the computer, one of which was a bit similar to this shot.

[Sarah]

Great editing. Love it

[Lou Ann]

Just incredible. I love this.

[Suzanne]

Great use of sc

[Merrelyn]

Great choice for SC :)

[Islandgirl]

Wow stands out nicely as a sc!

[Peter Day]

You cant go wrong, with that coloured door.

[gloria jones]

Great shot with the neat pop of the red door, nice composition

[Casablanca]

How interesting - I must learn how to do this! Really suits the architecture.

[Margaret Brown]

Great colour pop!

[Jane Morley]

This works wonderfully well. Fav.

[Helen Jane]

Put like this, it is hard to see how you could take the colour out of that pristine door. Lovely image of the store Babs.

[Sally Ings]

Cool use of selective colour

[Henri Russell]

I love your selective coloring on this.

[Claude Trew]

Clever idea and great composition. Well done. Fav

[FBailey]

Very striking!

[Jennifer]

excellent shot and effective use of s/c

[Pyrrhula]

A beautiful capture with a great nice use of the red color.

[Helen]

Great use of s/c, Fav

[Kathie]

Perfect for sc.

[Margo Sayer]

VML how the SC sets off the mono verticals and horizontals. Fav!

[Pat Knowles]

Wonderful SC photo, love the symmetry here. Big fave!

[Jessika Panteleios]

Fantastic use of selective colour. Love the pop of red colour in this.

[Rachel]

I love your use of sc. Not only does the door pop, but the b&w brings out the details around it.

[Call me Joe]

👍💕👍

[ChristineL]

Love this, the red door works so well.

[Lois]

Fantastic red door

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Excellent. I love the red door.

[Marnie]

Love this use of SC, stands out and hits me right in the eye. Interesting old building too.

[Connie Little]

Great use of selective colour. It really suits this building.

[KWind]

Excellent use of SC.

[Nicole Campbell]

I love your use of selective colour and how that door pops

[Babs]

@peadar @kjarn @julzmaioro @ludwigsdiana @nickspicsnz @megpicatilly @jeneurell @happysnaps @hermann @beryl @quietpurplehaze @sarahlth @louannwarren @suzanne234 @merrelyn @radiogirl @peterday @seattlite @casablanca @craftymeg @chimfa @helenhall @salza @henrir @claudiet @fbailey @jesperani @pyrrhula @pyrrhula @dizzyd @kathiecb @s4sayer @happypat @jessikapanteleios @888rachel @joemuli @inthecloud5 @loweygrace @mittens @golftragic @littleconnie @kwind @nicolecampbell So sorry for the late reply, but we have been out most of the day today. We will be out tomorrow too because I have a hospital appointment in Newcastle.
Thanks for putting this on the PP. today I have posted a collage of doors and this door appears in the collage too. I just loved the pop of red.

[Sylvia du Toit]

Beautiful.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

What an excellent subject for sc! Love the outcome. Fav!

[HelenM]

So you have a Morpeth in NSW too! That's interesting. A very Christmassy looking shot.

[Mandy]

Beautiful on black. Looks like it could be a great Christmas card if there had been a wreath on the door.

[Josie Gilbert]

Lovely building and an interesting shot.