A large, light-colored egg sculpture with a dinosaur hatching out of it is on display outdoors. The dinosaur's green head with a yellow eye and two claws are visible emerging from a crack in the egg. The sculpture is positioned on a black metal base. In the background, a modern building with large reflective blue windows and a ribbed silver facade is visible. A black trash receptacle is situated behind the egg. The ground is a concrete sidewalk with scattered leaves. The scene appears to be outdoors during the daytime, with sunlight casting shadows. The setting is likely a public space or business entrance. No people are visible in the frame. There are some reflections in the windows and a faint "0" etched into the concrete.

A man wearing a grey baseball cap and a grey and black polo shirt is taking a selfie with a large Tyrannosaurus Rex statue. The T-Rex statue is light grey with darker grey stripes and has its mouth open, revealing pink inside and sharp white teeth. Its left arm is raised. The man is smiling and facing the camera. In the background, there is a clear blue sky, some green trees, and other dinosaur statues, including what appears to be a Brontosaurus. There are also signs and some gravel on the ground. The scene appears to be an outdoor attraction, possibly a dinosaur park, located in Saint-Léonard-d'Aston, Canada.

An adult female, wearing a black and white floral dress and beige sandals, stands to the right of a large, teal-colored Tyrannosaurus Rex statue in Saint-Léonard-d'Aston, Canada. The woman is looking up at the statue with her right hand raised, touching its open mouth. The statue is positioned on a concrete base, surrounded by gravel and metal stanchions with chains. A sign is visible near the base of the statue. The background consists of green trees and a clear blue sky, indicating an outdoor setting under daylight conditions.

The image depicts a life-sized, green, artificial Tyrannosaurus Rex dinosaur statue, positioned outdoors in Saint-Léonard-d'Aston, Canada. The statue is detailed, with its mouth open, revealing sharp teeth and a red interior. It stands on a concrete platform surrounded by gravel. Metal posts and chains are installed around the base of the statue, serving as a barrier. Two signs are attached to a metal pole in front of the statue: one larger sign with a silhouette of a dinosaur and text, and a smaller sign with a red circle and a hand symbol, indicating a prohibition, along with French text. The background consists of a grassy field, lush green trees, and a clear blue sky. The lighting suggests it is a sunny day. There are no people visible in the image.

This is a photograph of a dinosaur statue, likely part of an outdoor exhibit. The statue is of a triceratops, depicted with its head lowered, appearing to be walking. It is made of a grey, textured material resembling concrete or fiberglass, and is mounted on a concrete base. The statue has a large frill around its head adorned with spikes, and three horns. Its eyes are visible, and its feet are detailed with claws. Metal poles and chains are attached to the statue, possibly for support or to secure it. In the background, another dinosaur statue, a stegosaurus with a green back and plates, is partially visible. The setting is outdoors, with a clear blue sky and scattered white clouds. The ground is covered in small grey gravel. To the right of the triceratops, a large shadow is cast, indicating it is daytime, likely mid-morning or afternoon due to the angle of the sun. Further in the background, there are trees, a road with cars and a blue truck, and a lamppost. The location is identified as Saint-Léonard-d'Aston, Canada. The overall impression is a sunny day at an outdoor attraction. There is no visible text in the image.

A full-shot, vertical, outdoor photograph captures a life-sized dinosaur sculpture, likely a Tyrannosaurus Rex, in the foreground. The sculpture is grey and white, with its mouth open, revealing pink gums and sharp teeth. Its arms are raised, and its claws are visible. Behind the main sculpture, several other dinosaur sculptures are present, including a smaller beige dinosaur with a crest on its head and a Dimetrodon sculpture on a rock. The ground is covered in gravel, and metal posts and chains surround the sculptures. In the background, a red building with a sign reading "St-Hubert Express" is visible, along with trees and a clear blue sky with a contrail from an airplane. A person is partially visible on the left side of the frame, facing the dinosaur. The location is identified as Saint-Léonard-d'Aston, Canada.

A woman wearing a dark floral dress and sandals stands in front of a large, grey dinosaur statue. She has her arms raised in the air. The dinosaur statue is depicted with its mouth open, and its arms are raised as well, appearing to be interacting with the woman. In the background, there is a red building with a McDonald's sign, a gray gravel ground, and a bright blue sky with a few white clouds. The overall scene suggests a tourist attraction or roadside exhibit.

The image depicts a large, colorful statue of a dinosaur in an outdoor setting. The dinosaur statue is the primary subject, rendered in a weathered, somewhat cartoonish style with visible paint strokes and a textured surface. It is positioned centrally in the frame, with its front legs planted on a concrete base covered in gravel. The dinosaur has a distinctive head crest and large, bulbous eyes. Signs are placed near the dinosaur, one with an illustration of a dinosaur and text, and another smaller sign attached to a metal fence post with a prohibition symbol. The environment surrounding the dinosaur statue consists of a gravel-covered ground and a chain-link fence. In the background, there is dense green foliage and trees, indicating a natural or park-like setting. Several small structures, possibly sheds or booths, are visible in the distance on the left side of the image. The sky is a clear, bright blue with a few wispy clouds. The image is taken from a low angle, emphasizing the size of the dinosaur statue. The lighting suggests a sunny day. No people are visible in the image. The overall impression is of a display, likely part of a themed attraction, possibly a dinosaur park or museum exhibit. Based on available information, this scene is located in Saint-Léonard-d'Aston, Canada.

A life-sized statue of a Parasaurolophus dinosaur is situated outdoors in Saint-Léonard-d'Aston, Quebec, Canada. The dinosaur statue is a tan and brown color, with white dots on its back and head. It is standing on a concrete base, surrounded by gravel. A chain fence encloses the statue. A red sign with a hand symbol and text is attached to the fence in front of the dinosaur. In the background, a highway overpass is visible, with trees and fields stretching into the distance under a clear blue sky. The sun casts a long shadow of the dinosaur onto the gravel.

The image features a life-sized statue of a dimetrodon, a synapsid reptile that lived during the Permian period, positioned on a light blue, rocky sculpture. The dimetrodon statue is predominantly green with yellow and brown accents, showcasing its distinctive sail along its back, sharp teeth, and clawed hands and feet. Its eyes are a bright yellow, and its skin is textured to resemble scales. The dimetrodon is depicted clinging to the rocky sculpture, with its limbs spread out. Several metal chains are attached to the sculpture and also draped around the dimetrodon, possibly as part of the display or for security. A metal pole is also visible, partially obscuring the dimetrodon's body and attached to one of the chains. In the background, lush green trees and foliage create a natural setting. The sky is a vibrant, clear blue, suggesting a sunny day. The lighting indicates it is daytime, likely late morning or early afternoon, given the strong shadows cast by the chains and the pole. A small, octagonal sign with a red border and a white icon depicting a hand with a line through it is visible near the dimetrodon's lower body. This sign likely indicates a "do not touch" rule for the exhibit. The overall scene appears to be an outdoor exhibition or park, possibly a dinosaur or prehistoric creature themed attraction, given the context of the statue and the presence of a warning sign. The location is specified as Saint-Léonard-d'Aston, Canada.