Sundial
It’s rare for me to photograph anything directly from the front, especially with a subject such as this sundial at Polesden Lacey in Surrey. I mean, which IS the front? So, bearing in mind the direction of the sun let’s consider every angle.
TRAVEL WORDS 
Whatever the angle, these are nice shots. I’ve never really approved of child labor, though.
haha…
…first thing you teach your children, how to safely boil a kettle and how to use a toaster. Cup of coffee and toast in bed on a Sunday morning 😀
Second: Duster
Third: Iron
Fourth: Cooking
They have to learn somehow you know 😉
I suppose it is a good idea to train them up a bit. 🙂
Oh, yes, it really is 😀
Good choice well-executed, Jude.
janet
It was the angle on the sundial that immediately sprung to mind!
Unusual combination of happy cherubs holding up the sundial…seems they’re not sure where the front is either😊
They look as though they are having a party!
love Sundials and you have captured this wonderfully
Beautiful photos. The poor cherubs must be exhausted, though.
Playing music and dancing, they are having a ball Elaine 🙂
Lovely subject for this challenge it has presented so many possibilities that you have covered them so well…
My quirky brain saw the word angle and immediately thought of this sundial, admittedly I had just got back home from seeing it. 🙂
Lucky coincidence you had taken so many photos…
I always take too many photos!
Ha… me too…
You’re the mistress of headers. The header shot’s my favourite. The musician-dancers are great too: cherubs with little kids’ foot movements and plump legs.
Playing the Pan Pipes I think and yes, definitely singing and dancing around, chubby legs kicking away!
It’s incredible the way sun dials work. Your photos are perfect for the challenge.
Isadora 😎
Thanks Issy 🙂