Thanks for all the comments. Quite an honor to be mistaken for pawdrix. I admire his work and, as a community member, his candor. I hope he's not too put off to have this mistakenly attributed to him.
Yes, I could have come up with a better crop. The image on my photoblog right now has the lady centered to the frame, and I think it's more effective.
You can't see it at this size, but "Senior Citizen" is what's printed big and bold on the card hanging from her lanyard (a bus pass, I think).
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I might have guessed if I had thought. But maybe not. There is something solemsn/sad about it, which is not, I think, your style. At least I did know that Bassbone's boys weren't yours, but say, isn't it time for yours to pay dpc another visit?
My guess for this is bvy although the only thing throwing me off is that the elevation that this pic was taken at seems higher than normal lol. Everyone was watching you take this pic. I have to say what I find INCREDIBLY amusing is that it appears that the guy in the background with the sunglasses "might" be blind, and yet here he is, watching you take the pic. That is very entertaining.
This is a bvy entry. The shot from the hip tilt and urban locale was the first clue, and a quick web search on "the granite building" shows it to be in Pittsburgh. You should have an even easier time identifying my entry.
Good b/w work on this one. This would also have suited the 7 billion challenge nicely.
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