Love it. I once posted a picture of a row of motercycles and then when I was at the retirement home there were a row of walkers----too funny. I had to post the together. I should try to find that. Ya did good. MB
Re. Goethe, thanks for the explanation, I was thinking of the genius Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and couldn't figure out why a park would be named after him.
"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." — Henri Cartier-Bresson
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Looks like they're ready for a drag race.
That reminds me. I've been getting ads in the mail from The Scooter Store!! I'm no spring chicken, but come on.
This is very nicely composed, and I like the comparisons, leaving much to the imagination. It does look like they are ready to roll.
belle photo de famille
What about the middle aged?
I love the humor in this image!
It DOES look like the beginning of a race! Clever post!
Very good catch! An interesting perspective with a striking contrast.
:) lovely capture!
What a unique perspective!
I rather need the one on the left.
Love it.
I once posted a picture of a row of motercycles and then when I was at the retirement home there were a row of walkers----too funny. I had to post the together. I should try to find that.
Ya did good. MB
Nice contrast!
A pair of Tennis shoes for the one in the middle with some good biceps for the pushing!!!
Ha! Love it!!
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I think I need something between it! LOL
Great shot and idea!
Léia
I'm sure I'll find someone to push me around! ;-)
Re. Goethe, thanks for the explanation, I was thinking of the genius Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and couldn't figure out why a park would be named after him.
Really cool! :-)
When you're on the "old" side, this becomes quite poignant.
This is really funny.
@ Tapirgal - I know exactly what you mean!
Thoughtful post! :-D And kind of cute!
And they're off!
I'm 'bout ready for the one on the right!
Very funny. These Florida supermarkets are huge and gleaming.
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