I've always noticed how evenly lit your photos are, envying the seemingly perfect natural lighting of whatever house or apartment in which most of them are set. The apparent reflections in this shot, however, direct the eye more firmly and somehow lend an even more natural, "found" sense to the image. The unhung framed map behind your subject lends to that same feeling. The only critique/question I have is whether the subject's face has been brightened a bit more than would be better balanced. This may be due to the reflections, but it seems 'shopped a bit. Other than that, the image represents your usual high standards, with the above-mentioned variations. Thanks for sharing this one.

Fall River, many thanks for your charming comment. It is easier to have some control over the lighting (though never enough) if the shoot is already set up. However, the subject here was arriving in the passageway where I wold normally not point my camera without some additional lighting. I chose it because of it's more spontaneous nature on which you kindly commented. Many thanks for passing by, John