Trinity!

The church at Loyat, this view spoke to me... it may, or may not, speak to you...

[Kathy]

leading lines to the front door of the church. even arrows pointed in that direction. Perhaps it's giving you a message or you're giving the rest of us a message.

[Francoise]

very stark

[Delwyn Barnett]

Ah but what did it speak?!! Few triangles going on here!

[Taffy]

Wonderful composition with the triangles mirroring the steeple.

[Anita Campbell]

It does look very "European" for me!

[Joan Robillard]

Cool repetition of shapes.

[Darren Griffen]

The symmetry is awesome, great shot

[Kathryn]

Here! Look here!!! I love it.

[Carolyn]

The arrows are pointing the way to the perfectly centered church and steeple.

[Walks @ 7]

The repeated sets of three are fun to find, almost like an old Nina search from a Hirschfeld ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Hirschfeld) cartoon.

[Dianne]

Great - I did laugh at the arrows on the road.

[Krista Marson]

Looks sooo much like the church in Reykjavik

[Margo Sayer]

The only Way is up! Great spot, Great shot.

[Margo]

I really like this & with the arrow pointing towards the church, really does something

[Merrelyn]

I love the church and the road, not so sure about the arrows :)

[Richard Sayer]

@merrelyn Thank you for taking the trouble to comment: in pure photographic terms, I'm sure you're right - the photograph would be better with the road markings cropped out. Curiously though, it was precisely these markings that drew me to take the shot: what I saw and felt was God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit - the Holy Trinity - directing the people of the town towards the Church.

[Merrelyn]

@vignouse In that case, I see why you included them. It's the shape of the church that draws me in :)

[Richard Sayer]

@randystreat You were right Kathy... see my comment above!

[Kathy]

@vignouse I missed the fact that there were three.