Central piece of the privately owned Thanksgiving Square in downtown Dallas is the Chapel of Thanksgiving, a 2-level narrow bright white spiral structure which can be entered both from the top and the bottom, for a quiet introspective reprieve from the busy downtown life. The spiral outside shape and the modest park around it invite easy outside exploration. The park also provides a welcome break from the massive tall downtown buildings, allowing for plenty of light to point the way and view to various camera opportunities. [http://www.structurephotography.org/show2.asp?from=link_published&image=icecream] ...Using only a single camera and minimal Photoshopping, Olic creates abstract images that present the metropolis in a new light: “Instead of just taking a photograph, I move around a building and slightly change and adjust the composition. The object is manipulated by walking…” [https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2018/feb/17/urban-landscapes-reimagined-in-pictures]