This is a tiny version of a photograph by Danish Siddiqui (there’s a bigger version here), one of a series he took of the Pyongyang subway (he also took these while he was in N.Korea). He’s a terrific photographer-journalist, part of a Reuters team that won a Pulitzer prize for its coverage of Rohingya, but for me because of the chess-figure reflections and the colour, as well as the subject, this picture transcends most Reuters pics, which set out to be documentary. For that it reminds me of Fay Godwin’s well-known Meall Mor, taken near Glencoe in Scotland (here it is on Google Maps), that’s more than a postcard landscape.
A Bad Guide 
The subway picture is bigger at the link, but not better for my purposes because the top is cropped. In your version here, at the upper right I see what seems to be a T Rex snout peeping over a parapet.
Peeking.
I prefer peeping to peeking but there may be a difference in meaning that I’m not aware of. Yes, the reproduction here is terrible. I’ll try and find a bigger version so we can better appreciate the T Rex.
It’s because birds peep.
Poop, poop. There was an enormous toad here the other day. I’ll post a picture.
A Giftkröte !?
No. I see that’s a spiteful person, metaphorically. This one was very benign and not poisonous.
As far as I remember, the chief baddie in Bryan Talbot’s Grandville is Krapo, a toad.
Toads are always portrayed in a negative light, like Orwell’s porkers. For a baddy I’d try a creature no one would suspect, like a sheep or a sparrow.