An Impossible View From London Bridge South Bank

This gorgeous dual source own stock photo manipulated quadrilaterally symmetrical cross eye viewable stereoscopic pair* was taken on the south bank of the Thames facing roughly eastwards towards one of the many glass fronted post modernist palaces that are springing up on both sides of the river like angular fungi. They have nicknames and even real names like The Shard, The Gherkin, The Cheese Grater, and I believe even The Mobile Phone. One such building was accused of melting the trim on a luxury car parked in the street to the south of it. I'll leave you lot to guess why.

*NB to view using the cross eyed method, select small view. Full view is for admiring the paper cut out work. Matisse would have been proud.