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Leila wasn't entirely sure if this was the best possible idea, carefully looking around as they walked, searching for other compositions that would please the eye. But first, they still had to reach their destination before suggesting alternatives. His Majesty's villa was indeed quite pleasing to the eye; the efforts of the local gardeners were immediately apparent, although it didn't quite match the Taimanian's fantasies – she had expected something more opulent and impressive, full of extravagant details. The expressions on Ixora and Dinorsis's faces also showed that this composition perfectly matched their ideas of a good photo, so Leila decided not to raise the issue of continuing the walk. It was decided that Dinorsis would take the photo, as he was the author of the idea and the tallest member of the group, which gave him a slightly better view. And his creative intuition was worth trusting. It wasn't exactly what the Taimanian had expected from the first photo she would take if she ever got her hands on a camera. More likely options seemed to be a picture of herself, a view from the window of a house, or the face of her returning father, but she wasn't alone, and these photos were not very suitable for the tasks set by the lecture. Some were even impossible to fulfill. And the current option, which satisfied everyone, was the result of teamwork. Moreover, thanks to it, the trio started a discussion on architectural topics, starting with the style in which His Majesty's estate was executed and ending with the nuances that distinguished the architectural features of Oleander from those of Taiman, Ingrid, and Moria.