Walkern, Hertfordshire

That poor girl seems to be suffering from dystonia, with her joints stuck in one position.
You need to get her to the Shepperton hospital.

I will, and quick, before the police come to arrest me for taking a picture with a child visible somewhere in it.
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The one of the village pump might as well have been taken IN Shepperton. Although quite a picturesque spot, even in a 16:9 frame the three buildings won't in reality all fit.

1. It's not illegal to take photos of children in public places, as long as they're not indecent.

2. The pump would be fine with a little more north and south.

See improved version.

Where?

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Oh, the BEFORE picture is so much better than the 'improvement'.
Just needs a little more north (with some south to balance it)
so that the weathervane isn't so close to the edge.

(comment referring to the two versions previously displayed here)

So it was replaced in vane?

Will that please Your Majesty?

Recollections may vary, so it's difficult to comment when you keep replacing photos whilst not retaining the previous versions for comparison. But the one that's currently displayed here looks very good. The vane looks more prominent now that you've extended the sky slightly.

Is this the same sky as in the last version?

No; it's a Kentish sky, taken on Sunday, better (I thought) because the white cloud, top centre, contrasts with the vane, making it more prominent.

The picture would confuse anyone who knows this spot, because in reality the building on the left is further from the well and would not appear at all in this view.

Again, I cannot recall what you changed it from, but my suspicion is that the sky and colours were better in the last version. This latest version looks slightly off balance with having that large area of blue on one side.

(comment referring to yet another version now deleted)

Will THAT please Your Majesty?

Oh yes, that looks much better now. A very pleasing shot.
But I can't speak for our dear departed Queen.