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@H.O: Thank you, Hiro!

@Helen: Thanks, Cosmic Carrot, erm, Helen! I'm not entirely sure, but I think the patches on the front are the effect of rain starting to dry in patterns. As to the pole, I like to imagine that that thin wire is powering the entire building.

@Zach Siebert: Hmm... Gotta think about it. There are definitely some interesting locations around town that I haven't spend much time shooting at. Thanks for the idea, Zach, and great photo today, by the way. What did I tell you about photographing the Italian people?

Speaking of series, I've already mentioned previously, that this is part of a series of rainy day shots from the same day, but I've just realised that this and the last two stand alone as a sort of "primary colours" series.

@Duncan Galbraith: Heh... I feel the same way about my own shots to tell the truth, and I seem to recall an amazing shot you had inside a train - tilted a good 20°. Anyway the tilt here is sort of in the eye of the beholder: with all the perspective, it would be impossible to get a straight horizontal, but at about the centre point in the front face of the building, it is aligned vertically. Mind you that point is about 2/3 to the right in the photo, but one way or another, I think it balances itself.

@Myst: Thank you, Myst!

@Gnarf: Thanks, Gnarf. It's wonderful when the sky gives us these great effects.

@Craiger: Thanks, Craiger!

@Saurabh: Just luck, my friend. Thanks!

@Chris Sullivan: Thanks for your kind words, Chris. They do kind of look like Tetris, don't they.

@Mammoth In Chief: Thank you, Mammoth. I felt some drama there.

@Craig Persel: I was a great combination of time and weather, that did produce some unusual lighting effects.

@Ben: Many thanks, Ben. Love your Chinatown Teen.

@wanganeges: Thanks so much. By the way, your behind the mask photo really freaked me out.