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day 200 is approaching..whoaaaa
i've always wanted to try a shot like this! and i love silhouettes, so..yep
should be taking exciting pictures tomorrow :D
PS...view on black? "L"
8885 with a friendly wave as it heads into Wabamun. Just about missed this one. My passenger jokingly said ding ding ding as we got to the crossing - well he didn't have to continue as the lights and bells starts just as we started crossing the tracks.
Viele Haeuser in der Rathausgasse von Kaunas stammen aus der Zeit der Hanse.Das jetzige Restaurant ''Gildija'' (links, dt. ''Gilde'') war einst ein Bau der Haendlergilde. Es wurde 1978 rekonstruiert.
Foto 2008
…in both the noun and verb sense.
An interesting doorway, covered entirely in reflective sheet metal. The colors seem painted on, but it's all just reflection.
Alternate title 1: "The World Accordeon To Metal" (ha)
Alternate title 2: 折り鏡 (orikagami); a portmanteau of origami (literally "folded paper") and kagami (mirror).
Senior's last day in uniforms today, lucky i didnt get demolished with silly string and/or water guns. It was amazing to watch though
This building is part of a 7 building campus that was built by German craftsman brought over for this project. I would be surprised if the school building is still standing next year.
For additional information about the former Sacred Heart Church and complex see: Slated for the Landfill.
This is the Edwin L. Crawford County Office Building. Built in 1970, this seven-story, low rise, building was designed by architects Lacey & Lucas in the Moderism style with a light brown concrete facade. This building is part of the Government Plaza, which is composed of three buildings which come together to form a U-shaped complex. It forms the east-wing of the complex. Located at 44 Hawley Street in BInghamton, NY. (B/198)
crown fountain
millennium park
chicago, il
We headed out in the 90 degree weather today to enjoy a free concert at the Pritzker Pavillion in Millennium Park. We went to see Sybris, a local Chicago band, play at noon. We had seen them a few times before, but we don't get to shows as often anymore since we have a toddler now. So we found some shady seats in the pavillion, enjoyed the show, grabbed some lunch at the Park Grill afterward, and then headed over to Crown Fountain so that Kenzie could play in the water. She had a lot of fun running through the water. I stayed on the sidelines while Daddy and K walked through the water for about 15-20 minutes. She was soaked by the time we left, but we were just planning to do some quick shopping at Old Navy before heading back on the L train to go home. She had so much excitement (and heat!) for one day that she fell asleep before we even got to the train, waking only briefly when we got home and changed her out of her wet clothes, then slept for another couple of hours. She woke up in time for us to decide to go pick up some food for dinner. We ended the day staying in the a/c and watching "Up in the Air" which I really enjoyed.