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Elaborate. I'm glad you gave this a title. If the perspective were a bit flatter these could be necktie patterns, and in a thumbnail the middle object might have been the backbone of a dinosaur. As architectural elements, they make more sense.

Thanks, Bob. The same thought was in my mind. Anthony Trollope, by the way, thought this was the second most beautiful Modern Gothic building of his day (the most beautiful being the Palace of Westminster).

Dankeschön. Ich finde, man sieht, dass das Stein ist. Ich hätte auf Kirche getippt.
Klasse fotografiert. Ich mag das Spiel mit Licht und Schatten und den Ausschnitt.

Thanks, Karlena. I tried some different crops but settled on the original frame.

Excellent shot! Stay well!

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Thanks, William. You, too.

interesting Patterns, John

And Toronto isn't known for its stonecarving, Lutz. That's probably because of the fire in 1904 that took down 8 hectares of buildings, but it's still true.

beautiful image
wish you a nice day.

Thank you, Annemarie, and the same to you.

Lovely play of light and shadow.

Thanks, Jaap. I suspect that was the mason's aim, too.

I love the light and shade contrasts here.

As I mentioned to Jaap, they're probably deliberate, too, Andy.

Great details and a nice game of light and shadows !