Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Kiddie Walkway


This is the walk way that leads to the entrance of the Children's museum. I like the strip with the kids holding hands. It reminded me of the children's game Red Rover.

34 comments:

Olivier said...

belle ombre, et on dirait des chaines de bagnard ;)

cieldequimper said...

That's very sweet and I love how you composed this with the shadow!

Teresa said...

At first , I didn't see the kids holding hands until I enlarged picture.

What a novel idea.

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Gosh that's like an optical illusion that strip Randy, it was only when you mentioned 'the strip of children holding hands that I could see it, wonder if anyone else found that!

Cezar and Léia said...

Beautiful tiles, I like the texture and the detail of the shadow is awesome!
Clever capture!
Léia

Traveling Hawk said...

it's cute!

黄清华 Wong Ching Wah said...

Very thoughtful of the designer !

Chrissy Brand said...

Not heard of Red Rover but I like the abstract feel to this photo.

Chrissy from Manchester: a photo a day at Mancunian Wave

Kathy said...

I hadn't thought of Red Rover in about 50 years. Amazing how kids' games have changed!

Anonymous said...

Nice one!

Anonymous said...

I like that too... looks like they have bricks with names paving the way - was it a fundraiser?

Anonymous said...

We bought bricks with our names on them and they were laid at the entrance or walkway to the children's park in our city park. And then also at the VFW memorial.

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Judy said...

How neat and it does remind me of that game.

Kate said...

It's a wonderful way to honor childhood with the figures joining hands. The bricks look like they're all dedicated to children...right?

VP said...

I like this place more and more...

parker said...

All hold hands and stay together!

Lúcia said...

It's a nice detail indeed! ;-)

Sonya @ Under the Desert Sky said...

That's cool. I like details like that. :)

Sharon said...

A very nice touch for the museum.

Michaele said...

Reminds me of paper dolls : )

Halcyon said...

So very cute! Reminds me of paper dolls. :)

TexWisGirl said...

like the paper dolls you cut out. :)

Luis Gomez said...

Nice!

Judy said...

That is a fun and clever idea!

Rae Walter said...

That's a great composition of this unique welcome to children Randy.

RedPat said...

I love this - much more fun than the wall in yesterday's pic. ;-)

Lowell said...

I think I lost a comment. But I said that this is a creative walkway and a creative photo and I, also, like the way the shadow falls across the picture.

EG CameraGirl said...

Ah, yes! Wonderful!

Melbourne Australia Photos said...

Great shot, Randy!

RIZALENIO said...

Love the details esp the shadow. :)

Regina K said...

Nice, Red Rover, Red Rover...

Magpie said...

Oh, I was never very good a Red Rover. What a fun memory!

Alan said...

Well spotted, Randy. Nice job with the shadow thrown in for good measure.

Lynette said...

Striking image, Randy. I also like the strip where they are holding hands. It reminded me of cutting a strip of connected paper children from a folded newspaper, back when I was young. I have absolutely no memory of how I did it.

By the way, did you get to take a look at my first ever iMovie? There's a link to it on my Sunday post. It's all about the blowing wind outside the Rose Garden before my games began.