Often I will shoot a girl multiple times during the season and not even realize it's the same girl til the season is over and I'm looking over all the results. This is a great example -- I shot this girl at the end of July as she sat on chairs on the lawn ("Frisky, Adorable Soles"), and she was very sort of playful and knowing right off the bat. It confused me but now I understand why -- I had shot her before! Didn't know it was the same girl because for some reason she had a very different look. I think she actually looks much prettier here. It was the Friday before the Fourth of July weekend (Monday was the fourth actually) and the city was deserted after work. The lawn was closed (as usual) which really disappointed me, so I walked along the edge of the library, and as Ilooked up at the plaza from street level on 40th Street I saw a little dark head poking up, but that's all I saw. I stopped and peered through the slots in the concrete and saw what I hoped was something VERY promising, so got right up there! And sure enough, there was a slender little girl with an adorable face and long black hair (which I LOVE) sitting at a table with her feet up. I looked at her bare soles (smooth and soft and cute, with VERY curvy arches) and then looked at her face and saw she was looking straight at me looking at her soles! So I wondered how to approach this. I mean, I usually ease into the situation, but it was such a thrill to see this spectacle that I got a little overenthused, especially because I had thought, not ten seconds before, that the rest of my evening was going to be composed of going to Juniors, getting a sandwich for dinner, and going home and watching a