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Superb shot, Shaun All leading lines going into the horizon, well captured!

Absolutely. But that's just good engineering practice, nothing to do with OCD 🤭

Sometimes the resistance is low. I might as well admit to tweaking the alignment of one of the chairs. Only a little, honest!

Much to my wife's annoyance and sometimes embarrassment I'm always looking out for symmetry even if I don't have a camera with me to record it. It's a symptom of OCD I believe ;).

That's all very Escher-esque. I initially thought something sinister was going on but then you explained the context. Well spotted.

Thanks so much, Gianluca. As always, I appreciate you comments.

Passing that way earlier this week I noticed that the doors were lowered both sides and shut it off completely. Made it look like a surreal and enigmatic 'block' that's totally out of keeping with it's surroundings. As such it'll probably get some architectural award 😆.

During the summer this curious structure (a shelter I suppose it ought to be called) has appeared by the Observatory in Greenwich. Barely wide enough for two small tables I assume it's intended to provide a balance to the kiosk on the other side of the road. Be that as it may, with few...

Valid and well put points, Gianluca, with which I concur.

I'll stick with your crucifix interpretation, Gianluca. It's so apt. The image reminds me strongly of trees and wayside crosses I've seen in Northern France and Belgium. Ravaged by war they've still managed to survive as if to mock man's follies. An agnostic rather than an atheist I do...

Thanks, Beth. The simple but effective leading lines are what caught my eye. And I'm sure I'll be sharing some more views of the other side, it's a favourite photo hunting ground of mine.

I actually find shots like these very interesting. In their way they are quite intimate: seeing somebody else's surroundings through their own eyes.

Thanks for your kind comment, Beth.

Gorgeous colours, Beth. The trees your side of the pond always seem to have a special splendour this time of the year. Makes me quite jealous.

Thanks, Gary. That's much appreciated. I'm really pleased that 'The gardener' worked for you. Luckily she was taking her time so I was able to frame everything just right to get in all that I wanted to express.