The scale of downtown Chicago impressed me first. It's big, but feels like it started small and grew up (like the fire escape that drapes down an almost obscene length of the building).
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Millenium Grid
Part of the Music Pavilion designed by Frank Gehry with the Chicago skyline in the background. I like the lines
Bean in Motion
Driving past Millenium Park. The flowers and the bent reflection from the Bean give this shot a lot of kinetic energy.
Chicago Skylines
The iconic "Bean," or "Cloud Gate" as it's artist named it. One thing I liked about Chicago was the public art all over the city.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
The Long Lost Mascot for Winger
Truth is, indeed, sometimes stranger than fiction. I don't I would believe a drawing of this chicken-fro.
Photography Will Set You Free
Isn't it always the case that just as you walk out, you remember that what you wanted to shoot was inside. Was for Matt.
Geometric
The distortion is straight from the camera - no photoshop involved. Still don't know quite what caused it.
Mickey
Mickey graciously posed for photos while telling us about when he got turned on to photography (presumably it was before he got turned on to worm composting). Turns out they're both pretty gross stories.
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Sunday, April 06, 2008
Everyone, Lean
A patch of wild sunflowers. I'd like to revisit this photo with some serious post-processing.
I Love The Smell of Sea Spray In The Morning
Waking up overlooking the beach. It's tough to overestimate how great it is.
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