Desolation turned into oddly beautiful patterns and shapes

Thanks, Sarah.

Superb shot! Stay well!

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Thanks, William.

Great minimalism and urban desert capture.

Thanks, George. Am interesting idea about the urban desert. Downtown would be the urban jungle. Anyway, suburbs are deserted. In Toronto I couldn't walk a block without meeting people, but here I can walk for several blocks without meeting anyone. As I did on Sunday when I took this.

This is the sort of area that I know exists, but has nothing for me - a sort of existential desert. Doors that won't open, an abandoned microwave. Other people were, even are, there, but they might as well have been on a different planet. There is no shelter here.

Sorry. I have a very low boredom threshold, and places like this trigger some sort of anxiety. You've done about all there is to do here - take its picture and hurry on.

Might this be even more desolate in b&w?

It's backstage, Bob. The population density is so low in the burbs that any litter or seems like a desecration of the utilitarian buildings. Downtown it's just a natural part of the environment.

Having got into the yard without being seen, the microwave oven just has to figure out how to get over the wall to freedom.......................