Rad Cam in a stormy sky

Wonderful lighting. Right composition.

I broke the RULE about not dissecting the Rad Cam!

That's not a rule that I've ever heard of.

This is one of your best pictures.

I know. Just a serendipity snap with my little 4Mp whilst walking home.
It's dissected because I couldn't get far enough away before the light changed.

It doesn't matter that it's dissected! It's just right; the eye is held in and directed to exactly the right spot (the lower RH third) where the sun is striking the building full on.

What are you talking about? It's the upper RH third.

See note. That is where my eye is drawn.

I also specially like this picture because the composition concentrates on the subject, with no unnecessary and distracting "context" or "lead in".

Perhaps I have a higher vision than yourself. The subject is of course the cloud, and the building is the lead-in.

You.

Wonderful light, architecture and composition. (This is the first image I saw when I opened your page...).
I'm just back from London... tired and hot (we have 31° C here)

I hope you had a wonderful time, Skipper, and the little one is well.

Yes, the little boy is fine and quite adorable.
We spent most of our time at home (my wife wanted to help our daughter with cooking and shopping) and went to real London only twice (yet I managed to take hundreds of photos...), you were quite right about skyscrapers, found a couple of them who were not there last time I was there....
We stayed in the far south, practically at the border with Kent, so it was pretty far and time consuming to reach down-town London... when I'll be ready I'll post some photos (and one or two especially for you).
Cheers!

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Thanks, Skipper. I spent some time here many years ago.