Face in the Window.

Can you see it....you might have to look large, I never noticed it until I uploaded the photo.
You wouldn't think this was the centre of London surrounded by high rise modern buildings.
Sorry I am flogging the London meet up shots but have nothing better today.

Three good things:
1. My re-covered chair is being delivered later this afternoon.
2. Great British Bake Off & a rather interesting programme called Fabulous Fashionistas on tonight.
3. Gloves out for the first time.

[Diana Moss]

It looks as though it has been taken in a country village, yes I can see the face in the window Pat

[Padlock]

I can see the face, great shot

[Phil]

Looks like a picture rather than a real face... how spooky! And how funny to see a cattle trough in the middle of London! Can't imagine why it isn't used and has been turned into a flower-bed! Sweet shot

[Pat Knowles]

@filsie65 It is a picture Phil...looks like a sort of 18th century man. I could see it better when I was processing. A bit creepy I thought.

[Beryl Lloyd]

I was going to say Pat that the face was not in proportion to the window !! and was going to suggest it was a was or toby jug !!

[Pat Knowles]

@beryl It is a Toby jug sort of face Beryl but it looks flat to the window so not sure...good thinking though!!

[Beryl Lloyd]

@happypat Someone having a spooky kind of joke !!!

[🐞Lucy Dolittle]

Oh yes, a small spooky face. Lovely shot of this house

[Judith Johnson]

Not haunted was it? I love the drinking fountain and cattle trough association flower container!

[Jane Pittenger]

Eerie. Great building and composition with the garden and fence and the face is hysterical

[KWind]

I see it! Great shot!

[Christine]

Good shot. Where in London was this?

[Mary]

A haunted house? Nice composition.

[Al Bailey]

Well spotted! it does look like a picture but how strange to be there.
Lovely shot :)

[Loopy-Lou]

Wonderful shot, but would not have guessed in was taken in the centre London.

[Pat Knowles]

@chris17 Haven't a clue Christine, we wandered along & as I am not familiar too much with London I wouldn't know.

[Maggiemae]

It looks like Queen Mary actually - probably looking for someone to help her escape! I had to google 'trouch' as thats what it looks like on the trough! Google says no to trouch. I bet thats a nice little courtyard there behind the fence!

[Myrna O'Hara]

Well, I see two faces. One in upper left window ( looks like an old man) and then the girl in the upper right window that looks like a pic in the window , flat. Ghost in upper left?

[Rick Schies]

I love the building, and yes, I see the face

[Vicki Dixon]

it is nice to see extras of your meet up. nice old building...I am seeing it large and see the face too

[Jo]

Goodness well spotted both house and face, I don't remember seeing this building!?

[Tamzin]

I love this house - looks like something from a cartoon where the big city's grown up round a country cottage! I did notice that face on Saturday - bit creepy!

[Pat Knowles]

@chris17 Have been checking on the map & the sequence of the photos & am pretty sure this is Bankside Christine along the southern bank near The Tate Modern.

[Pete]

Great pic - I know exactly where this is! It's amazing how some of these old London features survive with all the redevelopment that's going on around there

[Judith Greenwood]

There's a weird dog trough placed randomly in the one way system near here - never any water in it so it would be nice planted. Loved Fabulous Fashionistas - absolutely inspiring.

[Barbara Paquette]

This could be downtown Garstang!!

[Karin Hirsch]

I can see it, lovely shot I liek the texture of the house

[Christine]

@happypat thanks for the info

[Wendy]

You can see the face when viewed large! Great capture of a beautiful building. Great textures and focus.