Strollers and pigeons
by Melethia

Comment:
Great catch of this young lady's enjoyment!

London? Regent's park maybe... But then again London has so many parks with wonderful flower beds, neatly manicured grass, and iron railings....

IMG_9941-crowd.jpg
by Bear_Music

Comment:

Originally posted by Germaine: Quite a variety of chairs!

At this ball park there is a "tradition" of families coming by early in the morning of a game to stake out their spot with chairs/blankets etc. on the incline behind right field to the right of where Robert took this picture from. If you drive by at mid-day the whole of that area is "blanketed" and people seem to be really good at honoring these "reservations"

Tent Drying
by bobonacus

Comment:
One of my memories of an unexpected kindness involves drying a tent. After seeing that we lived in Calgary and on hearing that we had been camping in the rain for several days the staff at a hotel in Nova Scotia offered to let us hang our tent over lines in their basement to dry.

Photography
by bob350

Comment:
Love it. There is something about store fronts and the reflections captured in them that fascinate me.

Red-Tailed Hawk
by GeneralE

Comment:
Lovely, we have a lot of them on the Cape and I enjoy them and their distinct call ~~ except I must admit when they swoop in and pick off a much smaller bird right at my birdfeeder!.

Fish and Chips... (iphone)
by Lutchenko

Comment:
What happened to fish and chips being served wrapped in newspaper. That is how I remember it growing up in the UK!

Caitlyn
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
I love the intensity (of her feeling of connection to you I suspect) and the openness that show in her eyes. Those are what "grab" me when I look at this.

Comfortable shoes
by Melethia

Comment:
Lovely image and I second Love's love comments about the colors. He looks so relaxed but the "set" of his ears seem to suggest that he is still very much alert to all that is going on around him!

Emergency tool
by Rino63

Comment:
Took me a while to realize this was a walnut! The title refers to the wrench, however, it's the walnut that really dominates the image. Maybe use of side lighting rather than overhead lighting would have shifted attention onto both, provided there was sufficient DOF.

Classic vs. Modern
by jovan91

Comment:
An interesting subject but I find the tilting of the stone building and the glare from the road rather distracting.