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The oldest sections of the "L" started operations in 1892

It has seen millions of people, wars and depressions come and go, and over the decades has developed a personality all it's own.

COMUNIDAD MEXICANA EN CHICAGO

Día de Muertos, tradición mexicana que trasciende en el tiempo

 

Día de Muertos, una celebración a la memoria y un ritual que privilegia el recuerdo sobre el olvido.

  

Thank you so much for your visit

 

Don't miss seeing it in Large!

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In Chicago's Millenium Park is the Bean, its awesome and even better on a warn sunny day

Looking west from Grand & Orleans - 369 w

Lincoln Park

Chicago, IL

September 2021

 

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Euclidean Chicago

This was shot on through a not-so=clean glass barrier on the top of the hotel we were staying in. If you look closely, you can see a reflection in the glass of another building that must have been behind me.

Chicago Loop from the Navy Pier

Windy, built 1996, Chicago’s offical Tall Ship in 2006

www.tallshipsamerica.org/vessels/windy/

 

July 2019 - Edited ans Uploaded 2021/03/27

Chicago, Illinois 2019

Big John and Chicago North Skyline from Lake Michigan

 

The John Hancock Center is a 100-story, 1,128-foot supertall skyscraper located in Chicago, Illinois. Located in the Magnificent Mile district. (Wkp)

 

Le 875 North Michigan Avenue (anciennement appelé John Hancock Center) est un gratte-ciel situé au 875 North Michigan Avenue dans le quartier de Streeterville à Chicago, dans l'État de l'Illinois aux États-Unis. Il atteint 344 mètres de hauteur (100 étages) et fut dessiné par Bruce Graham. La flèche de l'antenne culmine à 456,9 mètres de hauteur. Il est familièrement appelé « Big John » par les Chicagoans.

fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/875_North_Michigan_Avenue

  

July 2019 - New Edition, Made and Uploaded 2021/03/31

So many street corners like this downtown, with the "L" thundering overhead and residential and commercial properties jostling for space. Love it!

 

Listening to Kishi Bashi's incurably catchy "Hey Big Star": youtu.be/_Dc4IlAcnVs

One of a few remaining captures from my last 22h stop in Chicago. Hopefully this will help me to survive 2 upcoming boring workshop days...please support! Stay healthy and safe! Thanks, Udo.

FD lens via Metabones adapter

Lincoln Park

Chicago, IL

Sept 2020

 

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My view from the DuSable Bridge downtown. Didn't have many decent shots on the Canon because of serious rain and wind that day.

Chicago, IL

May 2020

 

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Tall Ships Festival 2016

 

Navy Pier

Chicago, IL

July 2016

 

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Chicago, IL

June 2018

 

Canon FD glass mounted to Sony A7II via Metabones adapter.

 

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This morning proved to be the final morning of a particularly long and hard winter in Chicago.

 

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Chicago, IL

March 2015

In the park in Chicago

*Highest Position on Explore #117

A tourism staple framed out by the ever-up Kinzie Railroad Bridge and wonderful light

 

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💲 check it out:

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I scorned this shot for a long time. I thought it was very overdone. Every Chicago photographer has taken this picture probably at least 10 times. I also couldn't spend the time to keep going back to this spot, always hoping for the right weather leading to a unique shot.

 

Eventually, I gave in. I like this picture. The reason I think this shot works for me is because it was taken with a wide angle lens, which allowed the lights reflected in the water to stretch further than I have seen before. I had to get down within an inch of the water, and I used the ground as a tripod -- again. I really should take it with me more often. Oh well.

Edward Hopper, Nighthawks, 1942 - Detail

Art Institute of Chicago

fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nighthawks

 

Hopper said that he had been inspired for this painting by Ernest Hemingway's short story, "The Killers", 1926, if you follow the link you will find it in English with its translation in French

ia2b.ac-corse.fr/attachment/404428/

 

I wonder what the lady is holding and staring at. Any idea, someone?

 

July 2019 - Edited and Uploaded 2021/03/26

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