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Every time you drive through a particular Sydney suburb there are a dozen or more stranded trolleys along a particular 100-200m stretch - it amazes me every time. This one was just hangin' about on the sidewalk on the way home from the city. I couldn't choose between the edits - maybe you prefer one or the other, maybe you like neither.
The final in a short series of stranded trolley images.

[EmmaH]

The bottom edit is my favourite. It has an edgy feel to it.

[Graeme Stevens]

That bottom one looks positively sinister.

[Annie D]

@ehamil1013 @graemestevens I thought that too..but I liked the way the trolley is 'out there' in the other edit...thanks for your thoughts

[Lou Ann]

I prefer the one on the bottom. It’s so much clearer!

[bruni]

I like the top picture. never thought of taking a picture when I see them stranded on the road. I would be embarrist if when where left close to our house.

[Kathie]

Interesting edits. I think the top one attracts the eye to the cart.

[Nicole Campbell]

People must take their shopping home in the trolley and then leave the trolley for someone else to deal with

[amyK]

Intriguing processing...enjoying your trolley series!

[amyK]

Actually I like the two photos together :)

[Marnie]

I like them both, but if I had to choose I'd go for the bottom one.