Straighten up!

[katy]

Unique subject and such a fun title! I like the layers of lines and patterns in this composition

[Kathy]

@grammyn Thanks Katy. I guess I broke a lot of the rules with this one.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

No rules broken here as far as I can see- the counter balance between the slanting bricks and wood with the siding on the building is anchored quite nicely by the green grass. Good shot.

[Call me Joe]

Don’t overthink ‘bout the rules……Picasso broke a lot of it❤️⭐️

[Shutterbug]

Like the repetition. Great title for the image.

[JackieR]

Love a bit of wonkiness

[Kathy A]

I just want to run over and straighten it

[Susan Wakely]

Perfectly skuwiff. I bet it would fall over if straightened.

[Wylie]

eek, timber....

[haskar]

Nice find. Lovely layers. It catches the eye!

[katy]

@randystreat That might be what made it so good

[Margaret Brown]

Great capture of different angles

[Kathy]

@olivetreeann Thanks Ann for explaining that to me.
@joemuli Haha! I'm no Picasso, but I do know inherently sometimes what I like.
@shutterbug49 Thank you on both counts Debbie.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond This is wonky.
@kjarn Oh pulease! You're very welcome to, but it's totally unnecesaary as far as I'm concerned. Thanks Kathy.
@wakelys Another new English word. Wait, I speak English and still had to look it up. You're right. That's how they stayed in a pile. Thanks Sue.
@pusspup Nope, they've been like that for several years now.
@haskar Thanks Hannah.
@craftymeg Thanks Meg.

[Pyrrhula]

Great subject find and capture of it.

[Kathy]

@pyrrhula Thanks. Since it is in my backyard, I didn't have to go far, but I've never photographed it before.