A colourful scene well captured.
Have a great Sunday, John.

Thanks, Roger, and the same to you.

Excellent perspective!

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Thanks, William.

I like the incongruity of the sign that says "Garden District" in front of a background that is the antithesis of anything that resembles a garden. Have a great Sunday, John. All the best, Joe

Thanks, Joe. The neighbourhood is named after a botanic garden about 800m from this corner, but indeed much of the district is singularly ungardenlike. Have a good week.

Strong colours and a jumble of signs! I always thought it was only Germans who have more signs than you can take in-)

And the street sign is wrong, Gudrun. I confirmed through Google Street View that at the time there were two street signs claiming to be at 79 Shuter, and that this was the one that wasn't. In Ontario, at least, signs often seem to be unhelpful or just missing. When you're passing through cities on a highway, for example, the signs often direct you to the least convenient exit. We seem to have the idea that you should know where you're going and if you don't we're not helping you.

beautiful spashes of red

Thanks, Annemarie.

An interesting array of signs and directions.

Thanks, George. As I mentioned ti Gudrun, the street sign is wrong, too.

A garden of concrete and steel -such are our times nowadays. A photo of colour and lines which in a strange way are quite pleasing. Well done.

Cheers. Herb

Belated thanks, Herb. Yes, I think much of my composition consists of arranging colours and lines. Pretty easy in the city; a landscape photographer has to work harder.

I think Joe has summed up this shot better than I ever could..!! Nicely done John!

Thanks, Keith.

Elements in discord yet colours in harmony...