Is it what you mean Still? It makes a difference I couldn't explain, can you? Is it something to do with the direction we read in? You see, I have flipped it and then noticed that it needed straitening. And I did it.

Yes, the natural pathway of the human eye (the western eye) is to read from L to R and that is why images look stronger when composed that way....I think there is a vast improvement

And it's a good thing that the graves are blurred as you would read all the names backwards

Yes. The eye is automatically drawn to the pole. The dissonance created makes you want to look away from it, where the iron bars lead you to the tree swallowing the bars on the left, or down to the right which leads to the graves.

Thank you. Yes, I can see that now. Appreciate this discussion.