Thanks a bunch, Tom! Thank you also for providing this platform.

Thank you for commenting, Howard! I cropped the image to what it is. Any more off the left and the distant umbrella people would have been uncomfortable, any more off the bottom would have cut the curved triangle shape. I could include a little more on the top to complete the shape, but it would become rather tall. I will, however, play around with cropping a bit more based on your suggestion. Both girls spent a minute getting the photo-taking device out and I positioned myself so the shape of them would point towards the apex of the Opera House sail. When the poser moved to her location I considered repositioning myself further to the right to meet that vertical line of the photographer/apex, but that would have made the gap between the two girls uncomfortably narrow.

Thank you, Butch! One, of course, may wonder what I was doing there in that weather as it takes not much effort for me to go to that location: I tested both my new rain jacket and a rain cover that I had made for my camera. I only wish people sported more colourful umbrellas!

Thank you, Howard! To echo one of your recent comments, the buildings were already positioned, I merely moved myself with the camera attached...

Thank you, vernhagl!

Je ne comprends pas, où est "ici"?

Thanks. Good thing it is still there!

I am happy to provide this memory prompt for you, Howard! I will head back to NZ in May to do more exploring. It will obviously be too cold for me, but we apparently must suffer for our art, as you have proven with many of your stunning winter shots.

Thank you, Marius. From cold to warm...

Thank you, babaroga!

Thank you, Butch!

Thank you, Butch! I appreciate the share and share your opinion that it is an interesting subject.

Thank you, Fabio. I find the details quite fascinating myself.