I like taking pictures of the reflections I see in the glass in the various buildings around me.  These shots were taken over a couple of days using the Sigma 60mm, Olympus 12-40, and Olympus 75mm.  I also used my Olympus EM1 and my Olympus EM5 to get the shots.  The biggest difference between the Olympus EM1 and the EM5 is that the EM1 has no anti-alias filter on it.  If I look close I can tell which camera took which photo only because I know.  If I asked someone else I doubt they could tell.  In addition this is the first time I have shot a series in a while not plant related.  It felt good to produce something that was more than a one off.  The lake shots I took annoyed me so I have left them alone and will attempt to tackle them again when I am not so attached to them.  Until then enjoy the glass and the buildings.

This one was the evening sky hitting the glass.  I cheated a bit with the blue color in the glass but I knew the effect I wanted out of it.

This one almost didn’t make it.  It’s got some flaw as the Sigma 60mm has some weird focus issues at time but I really like the sunset capturing the bottom right hand corner I just left it in the group.

This is a hotel near me.  I saw the light hitting it one morning while I was putting fuel in my car and thought it would be a cool shot.  So when I saw the light hitting it I had the cameras with me and just stopped and took the shot.

I just like how the building changes shape and how the light hits it one way and the clouds reflect the other way.

This is the same building as above but a different corner and I like how it just reflected back in on itself.

This is the reflection of the sister to the building above.  This one sits 4 lanes away and acts as a mirror for anything across the street.

Same building as above but a different side.  The storm was moving in and the wind was picking up as I shot this.  Just loved how it caught the clouds.