A splash of paint.

Personally I think the verticals are "too vertical" and that makes the image look top heavy. Otherwise it is alright.
 
Eucris said:
Personally I think the verticals are "too vertical" and that makes the image look top heavy. Otherwise it is alright.
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Thanks for commenting, I understand what you mean - for me I just like verticals to be vertical but respect everyone's personal preferences.
For me there is a different angle to be tried, but it'll still have vertical verticals. ;)
 
It would be nice, and very lucky, if there were yellow lines on the road under the "pour".

I think I can see some through the gap in the bus stops.

What length is the lens?
 
gramps said:
28mm :)
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Room For maneuver then. :)

I would stand other side of bus stop with 15mm if you happen across that again, he would nearly be pouring it on your head. :)
 
So much for my memory! Walked past a thousand times, didn’t even recognise it! Is it still primark? I remember the good old days of going to John Lewis (and asking my mum if he had any children)

It’s the bus lanes that so it for me here. One in the foreground that matches the buildings, and then the orange lane behind matching the similarly aligned orange band in the background penthouse. Seemingly ordinary photo with a nice simple nod. I like it :)
 
hughlle said:
So much for my memory! Walked past a thousand times, didn’t even recognise it! Is it still primark? I remember the good old days of going to John Lewis (and asking my mum if he had any children)

It’s the bus lanes that so it for me here. One in the foreground that matches the buildings, and then the orange lane behind matching the similarly aligned orange band in the background penthouse. Seemingly ordinary photo with a nice simple nod. I like it :)
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Thank you :)
No it's not Primark/John Lewis, that's further down (to the left).
The curved building is what used to be the electricity offices SWEB(?)
 
Barney said:
Room For maneuver then. :)

I would stand other side of bus stop with 15mm if you happen across that again, he would nearly be pouring it on your head. :)
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I just use the Leica Q which is a fixed 28mm - would probably still be achievable, though not quite so close. :)
 
gramps said:
Thank you :)
No it's not Primark/John Lewis, that's further down (to the left).
The curved building is what used to be the electricity offices SWEB(?)
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I could have sworn John Lewis used to have their branding around the top of the curved building on the left. Strewth. Good thing the missus works at a care home; room and board please! It’s worse than I think.
 
hughlle said:
You damned legend.

Gramps.

You’re a bad man.

I like the photo.

But you’re a bad man. I’m not off my
rocker!
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Two different buildings I’m afraid, look at the photo carefully, especially behind. :)


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