I love the analogous colour scheme, John. I love also the contrast in textures. Have a great Sunday. All the best, Joe

Thank you very much, Joe. All the best for the new week.

Other than seeing this as colors and volumes, one can construct some rather fanciful allegories around this. But I won't.

I have, Bob, but I'm keeping them to myself.

All the golden rules of photography broken but I must admit, it does look good! Well shared.

Cheers. Herb

Thank you very much, Herb. I find breaking rules to be refreshing. So thanks again for noticing.

I completely agree with Herb and wonder - in case this happened in Toronto - where you got all this old stuff from in that glassy and steely boomtown we normaly get to see ... ;-)

I'm not entirely sure, Leon, but I think this was taken at an Anglican church in Toronto now known as St. George by the Grange. This would be the tower, built in 1845, which is the only part of the original church left standing after a fire in 1955. It's been spiffed up since this was taken. The church was closed for six years and re-opened this year.

Fabulous capture!

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Thanks, William.

nice detail you captured here

Deux chaises qui en ont senti des fessiers dans leur vie

À l'église on a tous leur sacrifice à faire, Léo.