I took this photo in Lviv in 2016, working on my photo series "365 days of light and shadow". I challenged myself to shoot daily and explore everything around me, focusing on light and shadow, on their play (very inspired by the photos of the famous American photographer Ray K Metzker) It was this series that led me to street photography. Then I realized that this genre of photography interests me the most. Of course, in the beginning I did not think about anything more important than just the form. For me, the visual component was the most important then. Nevertheless, I still like this shot today. So I want to tell you how it was filmed. According to the terms of my project, I took photos every day in search of a "single" frame of the day. Unfortunately, my schedule didn't always allow me to spend as much time shooting as I wanted. Almost always I was satisfied with shooting moving from point "a" to point "b". This is exactly the case here: while running around the city center on business, I was caught in a heavy downpour. The only place I managed to hide was the ice cream parlor, namely under the umbrella of a saleswoman who kindly agreed to let me go. The storm ended very quickly, I just managed to make a portrait of this saleswoman and, turning around, I saw a figure passing by. Quickly analyzing the situation, I managed to turn on the flash on my camera and make this "frame of the day". Later, this photo became a finalist of Miami street photography festival and appeared as a "screensaver" on the global site Fujifilm global.