It Only Costs a Quarter by bmac62
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...unless you want to see "The World's Largest Collection of Giant Shoes" and that'll cost you 50 cents. LOL.
This old, circus-like attraction is also in Seattle's Pike Place Market and is right across the hallway from auntietk's posting today of Pike Place Patina
Left this quite large if you'd like to ZOOM for details.
Bill:)
"The Corner Store"
Comments (39)
This looks like fun Bill! Wonderful and colorful image! I had fun looking at all the detail! :)
Wonderful image. Really looks like an old circus poster.
Great shot.
Isn't the sense of history amazing at the Market? Great capture!
What a great and colorful shot Bill, although what a strange exhibit! Yes, OK I admit I would be the first in to go and see it!
Harkens back to the old sideshows.
What fun! A great market for a wet day, by the looks of it!
Great shot. There is so much to see at the Pike street market. Can't see it all in just one day.
Very good looking picture!
Brilliant shot.
HAHA ! That is indeed A FUN.. EEHH..."POSTER" "WINDOW" OR... :-) Anyway it looks awesome. I like it alot. :-)
bonne photo!!
Great seen and captured!
I love this shot! Well done!
lol excellent! Great find and for only two quarters too.
Sweet find....!!!
SUPERLATIVE CAPTURE!!!
excellent capture!!
Well, if the shoe fits.... (you knew someone was going to say it..) This is really a fun photo! That market does indeed look like a really neat and photogeninc place! If I ever get up to Seattle, I'll definitely put it on my itenerary! Cool shot, love all the detail!
Terrific clarity and variety of colors in this sterling capture of the shoe emporium, nigh close to being an attraction at the circus, Bill! And I remember Robert Wardlow. I wonder how he would stack up against some of these current day basketball players.
Great shot!
An excellent capture of this wonderful poster. I like how the man goes down to the floor, it is very cleverly done. This market looks as though it would be fun to visit.
Even more spectacular in full view. Stunning colors. Great shot.
As a child I always wondered about the "Shoes of Mystery." There's an attraction down in the Redwoods called "Trees of Mystery," and I always had a vague idea that those "Shoes of Mystery" were sprouting twigs and suchlike out their tops. You know, I never looked. :P Great image! You've really captured the feel of this very odd wall at the market.
Great capture, Bill!
Very interesting image... I love the advertising billboards from the past, they always take me back in time!
Superb capture Bill, this looks like a fun place to be..
This has such a Ray Bradbury feel to it...I know that this isn't in Green Town, Illinois, but it might as well be, for the way you've captured and presented it here. Since Bradbury is one of the greats, I really like the reference to his work that this evokes. The image itself is just perfectly warm, perfectly presented and nicely quirky too. I like the fact that places like this exist in the world today. Super.
Beautiful post...love the exciting colors and feel this image has...excellent Bill!
I love Seattle for things like this.