An allegory of compartmentalized life? As I've said before, your depth of field is enviable.

Thanks, Bob. The idea of that allegory may well have been lurking in my unconscious. I'm using a compact, and they get good depth of field -- the challenge with them is sometimes to get reduced depth of field. I have exploited that feature to get a feeling of hyper-reality, but I've been sacrificing detail that way.

Excellent linear capture!

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Thanks, William.

Reflection and transmission, some of which is hard to say which is which. Like it. :)

Thanks, Will. I was hoping it would work out that way.

Cool ! The world behind the fence ! Modern Life ! Good Morning, John !

Thanks, Ulrich.

Excellent. Perfect frame of and for impossibility.

Thanks, Jose. Perceptual ambiguity makes for a good photograph, I think.

A multiplicity of frames..........and the person in red is perfectly positioned to draw the eye into the shot. It's quite difficult to work out where the reflections begin and end, but I enjoyed looking. Nice job John.

nice shot look like someone is in jail

That occurred to me, too, Clyde. And back when I worked in buildings like that I felt as if I was in jail. At least I got out of them before they started making people wear IDs. Next step is the orange jumpsuit.

Thanks, Keith. I like mystery in photographs, too.

That red jacket really completes the shot, well framed by the various building/reflection lines.

Thanks, George.

I like to think about what all three people are doing, where are they going? Are they hungry for pie? Well, I like this shot, John.

Thanks, Diane. Those are some of the great questions of urban life. Very suitable for asking in subway cars.

Ooooooo this works so well.....really clever and creative of you!!!

Beautiful composition and this motif of modern buildings !