"i'm too sexy for your camera"

this was from yesterday's walk about at the union station. that statue on the left had been here before - http://365project.org/summerfield/365/2011-05-10 the station's renovation is almost completed, just in time for the upcoming pan am games in july. the sidewalks were widened and the roads are now with "cobble stone" like paving.

the lady actually photobombed me and i was not about to budge. she was coming directly towards me but i kept on shooting. she even stuck her tongue out at me when she was almost near before veering to my right. she must've thought she made a fool of herself as i continued to stand facing the statue long after she passed me.

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finalist - street-3

[Dianna Coile]

She did help make the shot as it turned out. Nice composition.

[katy]

Magnificent!

[summerfield]

@grammyn - the statue, right? :-)

[Nancy]

Cool..excellent capture!

[bkb in the city]

That's it Vikki stand your ground

[Loopy-Lou]

Great capture

[Nick]

Classic! Love the background to the shot.

[Jill Hempsall]

Very nice! Great subject - I love the statue. And the lady walking towards you with her purchases in bags. Cool shot in B&W.

[Bill Fenske]

Love this. You should tag it for street-3, I think it's not too late.

[Camille Bisson]

that is funny. wonderful capture.

[Sally Ings]

Fantastic candid cature

[Henri Russell]

Great candid shot.

[Chris Johnson]

Haha what a story and great candid shot! Her jacket adds a nice 'triangle' to the other shapes you caught in this photo! :)

[katy]

The whole image! Terrific composition and fabulous to catch the crabby lady with her tongue out!

[~~JT]

This is a wonderful shot.

[Francoise]

These shots are awesome, very classic too

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I think I actually like this better with the photobomber. She gives us a sense of scale- but also her attitude just spills out of the picture!

[Osia Strasner]

If she was intent on ruining your photos session she should have at least struck a pose similar to the statue. I know there are photographers everywhere these days, but one should have the good sense to either make themselves useful, or stay out of the picture! Wonderful image of a "street scene" this one...