Could Still Be The 1960s!!!

The town I work in was officially 200 years old last year, but there is not a single building over the age of 50 years old.
This April I am revisiting themes and photos I took in my first month here on 365 mainly to see how my composition and manual skills have changed. I have put a hyperlink to the original photo here and if you have time you can have a quick peek.

[Lockarec]

I really prefer this POV. The eye is drawn all the way to the back.

[JackieR]

@evalieutionspics ooh, thank you for looking at both! Did wonder if tulips a bit OTT?!

[Phil Sandford]

Was it bombed in WWII, hence the 'modern' buildings?

[Dawn]

A lovely image

[Janet]

Much better POV than the first one ☺

[wendy frost]

Super capture

[JackieR]

@phil_sandford only by the councillors Phil
@dawnee thank ou Dawn
@jld29 Thanks Janet
@wendyfrost Thanks Wendy

[Brennie B]

could indeed. and love that yellow tulip

[Dave]

I haven't been to Waterlooville for years and those ring sculptures were definitely not there last time. Not a place I feel the need to go to now especially as my friend Paul has moved his shop to Commercial Road in Portsmouth.

[JackieR]

@brennieb they are so in yer face bright!!!
@davemockford Which shop was that?? The town is dying slowly as more stuff is built on the outskirts

[william wooderson]

I prefer to look forward, but a lovely shot nonetheless!

[JackieR]

@will_wooderson :)