Well, this is, effectively One / 209 from St Dunstan revisited, or rather taken from a different POV. I prefer the window at the back in this version, and the archway, but I had to walk down some steps to get the image, and the result took quite a bit of straightening!
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Well, hmmmmm… Symmetry or asymmetry? That is the question.
Depends what you are after!
True.
😊
That person looks a little peppier and less contemplative. I would like to see the photo with no person to see how I respond to the window in a window aspect.
Ah, well, I didn’t take any minus person – when I return I shall have to rectify that! But to me, the window with foliage behind is preferable to that with the bland buillding
I like it. Of course a photo looking contemplative and unaware of the photocher would be the clincher but what are the odds?
Tish sent me. So glad she did.
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A ‘sitting one’. You usually catch them walking. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
No harm in a change, Pete!
A pleasing image, Sue. The person looks very comfy there. 😅
It’s a peaceful space, Sylvia
I’ll swap Seaton D for this, what a lovely place, I like the framing of the person.
I went to St Dunstan in the East for the first time this Tuesday, and was enthralled by it – a new favourite place….. a casualty of the Blitz, it has been a public garden since the late 1960s. Atmospheric it is
I’m well jell!
I’m sure!
Love!!
St Dunstan is such a lovely little place…