After the seemingly mandatory checking of e-mail, Facebook and Instagram, there I sat. Not being a huge fan of visiting the doctor’s office I began to fidget and look around, realizing that I was in an alien environment, sans aliens….as far as I know. Everywhere, in all directions, there were objects which don’t appear in my daily life. As I walked around, I spotted a stainless steel sink. The closer I looked, the more fascinated I became. The multitude of lights in the ceiling, combined with seemingly endless facets and shapes created on the counter, sides and bottom of the basin, became a playground. Every small movement and POV change of my camera, resulted in shifts in highlights, shadows and shapes. I confess to have shot many, many frames: kid in visual candy store I was. This one spoke to me, and I cannot explain that. Removing any and all color from the shot, and giving it a good HDR kick in the tonal pants, I landed on the image you see here. On occasions like this, I am reminded that I can turn the mundane into the extraordinary with the tools I possess…combined with a vision which most of the time, possesses me. I really love being a photographer.