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Sharing some ‘reflective’ photos I’ve taken over the past couple of weeks while out and about :)
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NYC wouldn’t be the city it is without it’s tall buildings and skyscrapers … My favorite buildings are the ones with silvery mirrored exteriors that reflect the sky on a beautiful sunny day. The architecture is quite beautiful when one actually takes the time to look up. But that’s my problem … Most of the time I’m looking straight forward or down, focused on maneuvering through the herds of people or making sure I don’t step in dog shi-ut. And when I think about it, there are so many pedestrians like me who travel via tunnel vision around the city. Unless you’re a tourist, of course.
But every once in a while, I remember to explore my peripheral vision when strolling through the city… And it’s in these moments that I mentally smack myself for not looking up more often…
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