Little Boxes Everywhere

I'm falling so far behind this month! Similar to one I'd posted earlier in color, but a tighter crop and for Flash of Red month, in b&w.

[Lynda McG]

Love it! Fav

[Brigette]

very cool. So busy and engaging

[Walks @ 7]

Cool, this reminds me of the large TV type works of art in Millennium Park, not sure if they are still there but I hope so.

[CAT Carter19]

Fav for sure. I like how you can't see the sky just repeating reflective shapes and I love that you've done it monotone

[Ron]

You too, huh? It sure piles up fast when you fall behind by even one day. Always enjoy your unique city venues.

[Kat]

Wow the reflections create so much to look at, brilliant photography and super in b&w.

[Kathy A]

Wonderful reflections

[Rosie Kerr]

So many squares!!

[Mary Siegle]

Can totally relate to the “behind in everything” paradigm. Posting, commenting... rest of my life the same, really neat image here. I think you go for quality over quantity.

[PhylM-S]

This is super too. The crop is great. It's overwhelming as is urban living to me. Great!

[Babs]

Wonderful patterns fav

[bkb in the city]

Very cool

[Joan Robillard]

Neat

[Mallory]

This is so cool. Love how you composed this shot.

[Bob Maddock]

great composition

[Mags]

Wow! Amazing with all the windows and reflections.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Love all the shapes and reflections.

[Swillin' Billy Flynn]

I love photos of windows. :)

[KV]

Awesome lines and angles.

[carol white]

Great reflections

[Kathie]

Reminds me of the song...little boxes, little boxes....

[Caterina]

Nice lines. Almost abstract

[haskar]

Great boxes

[Helen Jane]

so many scenes within the scene. fascinating.

[Kathy]

A very urban view.

[JAKB]

Curious about how you created this. Whoa - overwhelming for this country girl!

[Jane Pittenger]

Great repeating shapes and sharp detail

[GaryW]

That is just amazing!

[Rick]

Cool capture.

[Rob Z]

Wow - that's a crazy, wonderful image. :)

[Lois]

B&w makes this look abstract!

[Junko Y]

The geometric shapes continue to intrigue us, and you manage to get a new perspective or processing each time/