Almost every day we go to the station to wait for the fixed route taxi and go to our university=))) And it's so boring to stay there and wait for a long time for your vehicle. When I saw these photos I was greatly impressed. The human imagination amaze me more and more =)

Japan

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A Dog's Story

According to the survey ,  the most sad is the foreign film "Hachiko: The most loyal friend." (Hachiko: A Dog's Story), based on real events.

The dog belonged to a Tokyo University professor named Eisaburo Ueno in the 1920’s.He met professor Ueno at the station every morning, and waited for him as he came home at night.

When the professor died, his wife moved out of Tokyo. She gave Hachiko to some relatives who lived near the station, but he wouldn’t stay with them.Every day he came running to the station at the same time and waited for his master.

Years later, one of professor Ueno’s former students heard about Hachiko. He wrote about it, and the story quickly became a national sensation. People used the story as a symbol of the kind of loyalty.

A bronze statue was carved in his honour.

In this film Richard Gere stars as a college professor who finds an abandoned dog and takes the poor lost animal in. A strong friendship arose between them. And I think it is one of the best films I have ever seen.

Virtual Street Reality

World of illusions is many-sided.3d pictures on the road are a direct proof of that!This new kind of art is extremely difficult, because the artist has to constantly look out for the prospect, and one wrong move can bring the illusion to disappear ...You can see this effect only while standing angularly to it.

This giant fissure was created in the German town of Geldern to celebrate the 30th anniversary of a street art competition. It took a team of artists working 12 hours a day, five days to complete

Mueller, who has previously painted a giant waterfall in Canada, said he was inspired by the British 'Pavement Picasso' Julian Beever, whose dramatic but more gentle 3D street images have featured in the Daily Mail

Young fellow decided to bypass it just in case =)))

An underground circus=)

My childhood=))

It's great !!!

Yes-yes, this ball is drawn, too =)