A Photo – the Queue

ByThe Skeptical Traveler

Aerial view of a city park with a large green field, scattered trees, and a few buildings. There is a tall building near the edge of the park, and various other buildings and roads surrounding the park area. The park appears to have a mix of open grassy areas and tree-covered sections.Aerial view of a cityscape featuring a large green park with trees and open grassy areas. In the park, there is a rectangular section with rows of what appear to be plants or small trees. Surrounding the park are various buildings, including a tall, multi-story building near the center of the image. Roads and other urban infrastructure are visible in the background.Aerial view of a cityscape featuring a mix of green spaces, buildings, and roads. In the foreground, there is a large park with trees and open grassy areas. A prominent historic building with a pointed roof and spires is visible near the bottom center. The middle ground shows a mix of residential and commercial buildings, with a tall cylindrical building standing out. In the background, there is a body of water with more buildings and structures along the shoreline. The overall scene is bright and sunny.Last year this period I was in Sydney, Australia and I took the photos from the Sydney Tower.
It is interesting how the queue looked like. It started compact but then it changed the shape, I suppose because of the heat. The queue was for:

The image shows the entrance of the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The facade features large columns and a pediment with the gallery's name inscribed on it. Hanging between the columns are three vertical banners. The left and right banners display images of terracotta warrior statues, while the central banner reads "The First Emperor: China's Entombed Warriors."

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