Fisher Spectre

This image combines two very iconic things about Detroit: The Fisher Building and the steam that is always pouring out of the manhole covers. The Fisher Building is one of the highest quality luxury buildings in Detroit, so much that the Midtown Area where it resides was re-named the "New Center" area as this part was once hailed as a second downtown.

Steam pours out of Detroit manholes much of the time, a salute to our archaic infrastructure system. Don't step on them, it's hot and can cause complications. For example, it knocked out one of my contact lenses, which made for a pretty awful "no depth perception" drive home. So enjoy.
Camera Info:

Aperture: f/8
Shutter Speed: .6 sec
ISO: 200
Focal Length: 24mm