The trike rider is the obvious drawcard, but there's no ignoring that bridge design. The scalloped "arches" are really cool and I also like how the buttresses flare at the top as a visual link to the underdeck.

Nice emphasis on the shadow in the composition - leads to the bridge and it in turn guides me to the far shore, where the clarity of the apartment blocks is very eye catching.

But Mr Percival isn't dancing in this one

Looks more natural. Hadn't noticed before, but that little cat has a gps unit on top of its mast.

Ripper. Love that striking foreground and that front flare form is one of the nicest I've seen.

Once again my eye is drawn to the erosion control matting, here providing interesting repetition. Interesting starbursts too - I suspect these lights may be LEDs producing multiple light sources within each cluster and making for quite different diffraction responses.

Yes!

Love the composition of this one and appreciating the slightly more natural colours. A much "harder" response to the erosion problem with the solid, vertical concrete walls that should protect assets but at the expense of lost foreshore amenity.

HDR? What catches my eye with both these images are the erosion control measures for a relatively protected setting (compared to open sea). Interesting that a line of rocks has been added to help the nicely designed block berm absorb wave energy. Encouraging that the mangrove seems to approve!

Unusual variations in the reflections projected onto that building.