reflection in a bubble

you cannot take a photo of this structure without being in the photo yourself (an unintended selfie, i suppose), no matter how far away you are from it. my folly was that i only had the 50mm with me as i didn't want to carry an extra lens nor aggravate my shoulder problems with a heavy bag. but you live with what you got and this ain't that bad. it was a beautiful day, a tad cold but the sun was shining brightly for mid-november.

thank you for your kind visits and comments; know that they are greatly appreciated.

[Dawn Swingle]

This is a really cool effect!

[katy]

It really does look like a bubble! Now I have to ask where are you in the photo?

[Graeme Stevens]

Awesome shot

[Dixie Goode]

This always intrigued me in every picture I see of it, but I never thought about it capturing the photographer before.

[Maggiemae]

I do hope this bubble doesn't burst! Would be a bit of froth and foam flung high! Very clever photo - so clear!

[bkb in the city]

Very cool. Where is this located

[summerfield]

@grammyn - next to the ledge in front of the little bald tree at the very back.

[Sylvia du Toit]

Fav!

[Sylvia du Toit]

Hi, I am your get pushed partner again.
You do have a great variety of get pushed photos so well done.
How about?
1 A photo showing snow? I read you expected snow.
2 A photo showing lavitation.
3 Take a photo during the golden hour.
Hope this is something you would like to do. If not please let me know. Enjoy!

[summerfield]

@bkbinthecity - millenium park in chicago, brian. thank you.

[Sally Ings]

Such an interesting and unusual looking structure. Cool reflections, great clarity.

[katy]

I picked out three different people I thought possible but they were all in the front! Good to see you!

[Vera]

I like that little sunburst on the top!

[Joan Robillard]

What an amazing capture.

[Bill Fenske]

I can't see you, I can't. Excellent capture my good friend.