Bringing into focus

@Michael Skorulski: Yes, that's a very nice tree. The constructor of this park, Maximilian Friedrich Weyhe, was an admirer of English gardens and you can still see that today.

@Observing: See that tower in the far distance, at the end of the street we're looking in? That's my workplace.

@Laurent: Thanks so much, Laurent! Good light, some beautiful trees and a lady walking through the scene: what do you need more? ;-)

@Evelyne Dubos: Thank you, Evelyne! Though there is a school of fine arts at Düsseldorf, you don't see many artists in the park - unfortunately!

@Ana Lúcia: That's indeed a nice corner. Unfortunately it's surrounded by heavy traffic and quite loud!

@Ina: I tell you: if I would be the mayor of my city, I would block all car traffic around Düsseldorf's parks! :-)

@Ian Bramham: Thanks, Ian! (Now I'm looking for a measure how to reduce the human elements that are crowding the streets in their cars and wrapping that park into a cloud of noise! ;-)

@Michael: Ja, auch am Schwanenspiegel, zwischen Friedrichstadt/Bilk und Karlstadt, die sich hinter den Bäumen befindet. Das Ständehaus liegt wieder dem Betrachter, zur Kö geht's geradeaus bis zur nächsten Kreuzung, dann rechts, dann links. Kleinstadt eben: liegt alles nah beieinander!

@Twelvebit: Interesting - you're my statistical wild shot :-)

@Japanalia: Interesting effect, isn't it? :-)

@Dang: Thanks! Unfortunately I never spotted many dragonflies there, there's just too much traffic and people.