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6 comments:
Doesn't look Polish to me! Heh, heh!
I wonder if that was placed exactly in that position for a reason. I mean why not place the bench so that the pole was in the middle? Then both people sitting there would have something to grab in case of an earthquake.
Nice shadows as a bonus.
Take a look here:
http://sydney-city.blogspot.com/2010/02/pyrmont-metamorphosis.html
VP, no worries. Yes, you can use my photos on your blog as long you provide a link back. Your blog on benches looks interesting.
It seems we all like benches, and some of us didn't even know it until recently :)
So true, Tapirgal.
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