Very interesting character walking.
It is pity that framing isn't right... ((((

Great shot, but I have to agree with CMYK

Cool!!! It brings so many good memories )))))
Probably impossible to re shoot. Only if somewhere in museum...

This is great shot!

Great shot!
I just can imagine what would happened to me if I would go under a train to take such a picture.

I have to agree with kyricom and those things for hair tells that it is...
But it is lovely colorful shot though.

You call it old?

Wonderful image. But it doesn't look like corn to me.

Very nice

Interesting take on theme.
But it is slightly OOF

Very sad decoration -- looking at the star on boy's jacket.

Peanuts???? I thought they are growing like potatoes, underground.... :-O

If it were reconstruction of historical value -- it would make sense: they put number on the stones, then brake the wall, then rebuild it again in the same order

Great image BTW GL

Wow! Thanks author for such a knowledge...

Lovely expression on the face of the swimming guy

heh it looks like somebody was partying there.

It does look very familiar to me

O.k. Ade, as you say.

When heart is on fire, sure all books could go upside down
Great shot author! GL

Nice, but a bit too dark foreground, as for my opinion.

It is nothing in the background ade, but so strait alley itself evidence that it is manmade park , not a wild nature. IMHO, of course.

I thought I just saw all this books today in the bookstore in nearby mall.

Wonderful picture! GL!

I see L and C GL!

I see "n" between legs of the zebra

There is also A in the grass

Lucky Ducky, has a quiet weather coming home.

A bit too dark the bottom part of the image.

Lovely image, but it seems to be tilting to the right.

Would make amazing entry if horizon would be straight

I agree about straitening your horizon

Agree about straitening horizon.

The sign on the track "Need a Handyman?" has a strong meaning in this situation.

So wonderful !!!

You are exacly right erikuri
Beautiful picture of beautiful flower.

Great shot, but I don't think it's really close up

It's wonderful colors, but seems to me that focus is on bottom leaves, not on the flower itself

I'm not agree,jawsh about contrast. If author would add even little more contrast, he(she) would end up with blown highlights. May be it would better look in the b&w though

Agree with jawsh, pelicans that I saw were very light rose colored. (Or should I say very light red?)

Thank you Falling Horse. It is just a little bit of knowledge of botanical science and then you can tell that this is a grass -- nothing else.

Hm, guys, why would you think that it is my picture? I've just stepped up to the guy because I saw FEW comments made by GlamourGirl and all that she called off topic, and I just not agree with her.

Agree with Jawsh

Well, clover is qualified as a grass too according to botanical science. IMHO

It isn't a bush! It is a grassssss!!!!!

Wow! GlamourGirl2007! You're have so great knowledge about the plants???? I was thinking that everything that growing from the ground -- actually plant... And this is exactly grass BTW... Just I didn't show the leaves only ears.

Glamourgirl2007: plants are divided on the cathegories -- trees, shrubs and grass. So grass could have not only knife-shaped leaves.... That one with the yellow flowers also -- grass....

Yeah, Friiskiwi... But in my place right now grass looks the same Spring rains are over, and grass and the ears of it at the sunset time looks like that -- purpleish

He, almost my car next morning after carwash

O.k then.