Pole and the Shadow

[Ollokot]

Hi Folks, your thoughts and comments more than welcome,

[chauncey]

I swear...the first thing that popped into my mind was "where's the stop sign", then the Dah moment.
Like the congruity of it.

[John 2]

That's different. You might think that the window distracts but strangely, without the window, it seems to have less impact. I like it.

[FootLoose]

Nice one, Pat. I wonder if it needs a bit of straightening, though, as the verticals seem to be converging towards the top of the frame. I also wonder if it would be possible to shoot it again a bit earlier in the day so there was a bit of separation between the shadow the window?

[Wavelength]

The mystery melted only by giving a flame of thought; well done indeed; i too agree the small window makes the story complete

[Dave Humphries]

Hi Pat,

I like it too.

If I am correct, that's lit by a street lamp, so I suspect there's little chance of the shadow moving.

I would consider reducing the converging verticals, even though I appreciate you cannot get square to the wall to get the horizontal element level (at least, not without losing the whole effect).

Well observed,

[Ollokot]

Thank you all for your comments,
Yes Dave you are correct, it is lit by a street lamp across the road.The converging verticals don't bother me that much as the pole it self is slanted after a brush with a van. and the effect is the main part of the image I wanted to portray.

Thanks again, Best Wishes, Pat