Haha...you can take the girl out of the street, but you can't take the street out of the girl!

Does that make sense? As @taffy( https://365project.org/taffy/365/2019-02-17 )was taking architectural shots I was looking for people interacting with the architecture. A longer lens than I like to do street shots with, but happy to get something!

[Taffy]

Exactly behind me when I took the shot in the other direction! I love that you have her in it, along with the reflections and lines from the elevator. Makes it far more interesting than the people-less one I took. Good to see you posting!

[Ukandie!]

@taffy in my opinion not more interesting, just a different perspective! trying to get back in the groove of posting !

[Graeme Stevens]

Super, an easy fav

[Jane Pittenger]

Ditto Graeme

[Jane Pittenger]

And I think it would be even better if the focus on the woman was a bit sharper...hard hand holding a long lens though

[Walks @ 7]

I like that she has options. Really, the reflections are just superb.

[Pam Knowler]

Wonderful image! Great to see you back here and doing what you do best!

[ChristineL]

Great shot, I love the reflections.

[David]

It works! Soft squidgy human against hard unyielding surroundings.

[Clare Gadsby]

well hey there andie. i do hope you will indeed get back in the groove - lovely to see you! this is stunning on black and i think the inclusion of the woman makes it. did they polish everything just for your visit?

[Leon Buijs]

Wonderful shot, great light and reflections, love how you captured this lady in front of the stairs

[Marnie]

Love it, love it, love it.

[gloria jones]

Wonderful shot, lighting

[haskar]

Wow! It's wolk well. Fav!

[bkb in the city]

Great candid shot

[Richard Brown]

Great shot. Love the wobbly reflections and of course the person :) fav