I wish I’d got more of the foreground for all of them
I prefer the second of the three church images. I like how the cross in the bottom-left matches up with the cross in the top-right. Being really picky I might have moved the camera right (or stepped back) just a smidge to give a bit of space between the top cross and the edge of the image.
Ha. Zero consensus
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I remember it’s cropped so that probably is possible to do. Thanks
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Part of the abandoned Canberra-Cooma railway, near Michalago NSW, Australia.
Also first use of the new color equalizer in the latest windows weekly build of darktable.
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I can smell that carpet
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the color grading really fit the subject; the geometry of the 1st pict looks kind of strange like a crop of a “close-up” wide angle shot.
Really nice subject and pictures, congrats ! In just a few snaps it feels like we know the place 
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Thanks @clind ! Appreciate that. The first one was shot looking up at the building, then I corrected the perspective in darktable (not having a tilt-shift lens!) but I do think I may be stretching the principle a bit as the adjustment was a little extreme.
It kind of works !
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Excellent capture @ThomasM
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Great and slightly terrifying shot
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Thanks! Well, it might look terrifying, but it’s without people 
It’s an art installation or whatever they call it, rather convincing indeed.
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Thanks. Not a decisive moment of any kind, though, it’s been there for months 
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Make me think of Onomichi but could be any southern Japanese town with relief I guess. Where is that taken ?
At the Centre Pompidou in Metz, France
