Wednesday, January 27, 2016

FRIDAY IN CHICAGO


ok folks, let's get this chicago show on the road!



hittin' the sidewalk ... finally



ohhhh....love those old building details



the fam



love this shot



ok...now we're ready



city tour bus and driver behind great light post



famous chicago theater



lovin the bus tour



cool reflection



great lakefront development



maybe next time



nice city landscaping...interesting even in the winter



awesome children's playspace!   maybe next time



don't let a little rain stop the show!  see those new purple crocs?



really, really cool bridges integrated into the cityscape



there were 2 of these separating the the lanes on a busy highway



trump tower with the top in the fog - political statement



love those light posts




city livin on the river...house of blues in the background




built in 1914 as a grocery warehouse, 1955 city of chicago offices, 1998 redeveloped and is now the headquarters of britannica  encyclopedia and on the historic registry



cool bridge detail



all tuckered out

3 comments:

  1. Awesome! I especially enjoyed the political image (which could be a cartoon in The Week!), the family picture, and I think the 1914 Grocery warehouse history and current use is fascinating and wonderful. We aren't really city people, but based upon your posts and endorsements... count me in for the next Chicago exploration! Aren't they supposed to have good pizza too?

    If you don't know about it already, check out the Niagara Mohawk Building in Syracuse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niagara_Mohawk_Building

    It is a favorite of mine. Just so stunning! I can't look at it and not think that the mayor might light the Bat signal from the top when the city and its people are in danger.

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  2. Great shots. I too love the Trump tower shot and commentary. The photo of you and Artemis is great. You both look determined. And the candid shot of the family is perfect... it says so much!

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  3. Very nice photos of the city (in this post and the last), but the two family pictures are the best. Those are definitely worth framing. I almost like the pre-posed shot better-looks like an album cover or something ;-)

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