I'm having so much fun looking at the world through the lens of my Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3.
I will share my world of Rocklin, California and points North, South, East and West.
Come and enjoy with me.
Now Sue, that is an interesting photo. So much to look at and try to figure out. Perhaps tomorrow you can fill us in. Love black and whites. That one guy looks like he needs some food. HaHa. Love you and love having a computer.
You do come up with some goodies! This is fun...the expressions on the family on the left and the little boy brave enough to get a little closer...I'm sure it took some people by surprise! Can't wait to hear your story behind the picture.
This is such an interesting photo. And I like how it's in black and white. They are sometimes my favorite. Thanks for sharing your "Wordless Wednesday" photos and not breaking the rules with words and tid bits. I think that's what makes your photos so special, unusual, and wonderful! I will be leaving this week for my trip, and wanted to wish you a Happy fourth of July. I'm so glad I met you in blog land. : )
Now Sue, that is an interesting photo. So much to look at and try to figure out. Perhaps tomorrow you can fill us in. Love black and whites. That one guy looks like he needs some food. HaHa. Love you and love having a computer.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I trust you will tell us what this people-watching-type photo was all about.
ReplyDeleteYou do come up with some goodies! This is fun...the expressions on the family on the left and the little boy brave enough to get a little closer...I'm sure it took some people by surprise! Can't wait to hear your story behind the picture.
ReplyDeleteWEIRD!
ReplyDeleteEvolution, ha ha!!!
ReplyDeleteI wonder why the skeleton is there.
ReplyDeleteI can only imagine what is going through that little boys mind
ReplyDeleteThis sure underscores the old saying, "A penny for your thoughts?" I wonder what that lady with the stroller was saying to the skeleton!
ReplyDeleteI like this photo. So much to discover!
ReplyDeleteInteresting shot. The little kids seem very interested in the skeleton too.
ReplyDeleteHope you post an explanation.
This is such an interesting photo. And I like how it's in black and white. They are sometimes my favorite. Thanks for sharing your "Wordless Wednesday" photos and not breaking the rules with words and tid bits. I think that's what makes your photos so special, unusual, and wonderful! I will be leaving this week for my trip, and wanted to wish you a Happy fourth of July. I'm so glad I met you in blog land. : )
ReplyDeleteThat looks like it was a number of years away from now.
ReplyDeleteLOOOOOVE this one!
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