I like specially the shadow of the tree on the pyramidal concrete construction in the middle:

The combination of the tree, lamp, structure, and shadow is what caught my eye from the street, Xata.

You could almost have taken this with a tilt-shift lens - if it weren't for the trees, everything would be geometrically squared up. Or am I imagining things?

Twentieth-century architecture, Bob. But that's an important observation, I think, and one I intend to exploit. Thanks.

A lovely shot!

Thanks, Diana.

Terrific capture!

Admired in:
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Thanks, William.

You're right, John ! Much more impressive with fullscreen !

Thanks, Ulrich.

A well composed urban landscape, John.

Thanks, George.

beautiful pic and comp

Thanks, Annemarie.

modern

There was a rage for modernist building in Toronto for decades following World War II, Fred, urged on by city council. Very few actual modernist buildings resulted, "modernist" often being confused with "boxy". The buildings in back are fairly modernist, though, especially the white one on the right.

Naked trees cast the best shadows.
Which can't be said for humans.
(Sorry, beat you to the punchline. But you might come up with a better one.)

Buddy still has all his bark on, eh?

The trees and the architecture enhance each other.