Which one goes? B&W or Colour?
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Looks good. I prefer the landscape orientation (portrait doesn't work for me here - too cluttered and distracting). I like the B&W, but to my eye the colour version is a bit better.
Mark
Yi-P, I not the greatest fan of B&W but the portrait version in B&W is my pick. It gives that olden feel and you have captured more interesting detail in that shot.
As mentioned previously - using the side of the door and the windows as a guide it does appear as though this is slightly off level. Cheers, Mick 
Thanks all for generous comments
I'll try to see if a more desaturated version will help, I've already desaturated it a tad bit, but maybe go a bit beyond then... About the horizon/levels... Im aligning the door's top as straight level, its dead straight from there, but just appear that the steps/slope and windows are slightly off level... optical illusions 
The first one is brilliant! Love it and great PPing....what did you do?
Stuff like this really appeals to me!
love the 1st one, color for sure.
The 2nd one is too distracting, the simplicity is what makes that shot. I like the slope, it leads ur eye to the door. Nice shot, where was it taken?
Man, the colours in the first two are great
I prefer them to the black and white versions. As silly as it probably sounds, a landscape version of the second photo could be interesting.
prefer the composition of the first one.
Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
Come follow the rabbit hole...
Once again, thanks for comments
Nothing much fancy really, RAW converted and then a little bit of desaturation applied. Straightened the door and a very marginal curve edit to bring shadows to live...
Somewhere in The Rocks... address is #64 of some street there... 
"Susannah's museum" thats the place to be exact. If you know where it is.
I like the colour versions, but for some reason I like the 2nd the best...I feel it gives the shot more context and dont feel it distracts from the overall appeal of the shot...ahh well...
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