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The city's so warm
Set Description: Got to shoot Navy Pier's fireworks from the lighthouse on the breakwater. The pyrotechnics were cool, but the experience, and sunset) was even better.
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UIC Campus
Did a few loops around The Loop after wrapping an aerial shoot for a client near O'Hare.
Fly With Rotorzen
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Sean setting up a time-lapse at Crown Fountain
Set description: I had a blast showing Sean Parker
around Chicago as he ended a 2-week long raod trip up famed Route 66. Here are some of the shots I caught along the way.
Sean was traveling the route with Joel Schat to document their travels via time-lapse. While Joel continued onto Indianapolis to shoot the Indy 500, Sean and I hit the streets, balconies, and roofs of Chicago to get as many time-lapsable scenes we could fit in during his brief visit.
Together, they are creating a documentary for Roadtrippers with some great film & time-lapse sequences detailing their stops along the way. To see more photos from their trip and get updates on the documentary’s progress go here >> #TravelRoute66
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Sunrise approaches
Batch Description: Another frigid morning, another trip down to the lakefront & Millennium Park with some Chicago Instagrammers
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The Jay Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park--designed by Frank Gehry.
Millennium Park. Chicago, Illinois.
Buckingham Fountain early in the AM (Creative Color)
3 rides, 30 total miles, 24gb of data...Here are some photos from my first week back cycling after a 6 year hiatus.
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A 'blueprint' of the massive steel beams that direct the building's weight back into the concrete core.
Set Description: Photos from my tour of Twitter: 150 N Riverside
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A 2-frame panorama from the north side of the Skydeck.
Set Description: I made the most out of an otherwise "blah" morning while up at the Willis Tower Skydeck. It's a place I haven't been to since before I became serious about photography and one in which I vow to return more often when the weather is much more interesting...
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From the Willis Tower Skydeck, high above Chicago.
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Looking back at the Chicago skyline while waiting to enter the lock system.
Set Description: A cloudy afternoon turned into a beautiful evening to be aboard Chicago's First Lady for the GNMAA summer cruise
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The antennae of the Willis and John Hancock Towers are stuck by simultaneous bolts of lighting.
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The first real thunderstorm of the year in Chicago, so I made sure to get a nice view of the skyline...
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Looking south from the Ohio St. self-park.
Set description: I found myself on three separate parking structures...with great views of the city...in the span of about 24 hours. So I took advantage of it.
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The original construction lifts were on the interior of the building which mean voids needed to be left in the floor plates to later be filled in on the elevators were repositioned. Lucky for me, that work wasn't done yet and I could capture two levels in one shot.
Set Description: Photos from my tour of Twitter: 150 N Riverside
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Set description: Photos from my tour of River Point. Thanks to the team at Hines for making this summit possible
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The colonnade atop the Crain Communications Building
Set description: A big thanks to the team at Howells & Hood. They were nice enough to help me out with my #ChicagoLandamarks project by allowing me to shoot from The Crown, their private event space atop the Tribune Tower. Awesome space, gorgeous views. Tough to beat.
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Trump Tower glows in the last bit of sunlight as seen from the rooftop parking deck of the new South Loop Mariano's
Set description: I found myself on three separate parking structures...with great views of the city...in the span of about 24 hours. So I took advantage of it.
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Killer sunrise on a frigid morning.
Batch description: Woke up early, again, to try and catch the sun rise on a bitterly cold morning. Wasn't disappointed.
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The skyline from University Village.
Shooting some skyline while Eric Hines time lapses.
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The Adler Planetarium site lonely in a partially frozen Lake Michigan.
Set Description: It's good to have friends in high places. Today i had the pleasure of shooting some cityscapes from a balcony high up in the Heritage at Millennium park
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LA Conservancy's LA NOIR-chitecture Tour. Formosa Cafe appears in the movie "LA Confidential" I love all the old photos lining the walls!
In 1925, Jimmy Berstein started with an out of service Pacific Electric Red Car next to the United Artist Lot, the rest is history and can be read on their website: www.formosacafe.com
7156 Santa Monica Blvd. at the corner of Formosa Ave. Across from "The Lot".
Set description: Took advantage of an extremely photogenic summer day in Chicago to knock out a few shots I've needed to get for various reasons. As always, another great flight with Rotorzen
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From the Willis Tower Skydeck, high above Chicago.
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Refections of the Adler.
A mix of photos from PM/AM photo outings from the lakefront to Osaka Gardens on Wooded Island
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The golden glow of sunset in 200 N. LaSalle
Set description: Photos from my tour of River Point. The weather was incredible for a December evening. Thanks to the team at Hines for making this summit possible
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Sean desperately trying to get in a few frames from The Ledge before closing.
Set description: I had a blast showing Sean Parker
around Chicago as he ended a 2-week long raod trip up famed Route 66.
Sean was traveling the route with Joel Schat to document their travels via time-lapse. While Joel continued onto Indianapolis to shoot the Indy 500, Sean and I hit the streets, balconies, and roofs of Chicago to get as many time-lapsable scenes we could fit in during his brief visit.
Together, they are creating a documentary for Roadtrippers with some great film & time-lapse sequences detailing their stops along the way. To see more photos from their trip and get updates on the documentary’s progress go here >> #TravelRoute66
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Looking west from the Ohio St.self-park (creative color)
Set description: I found myself on three separate parking structures...with great views of the city...in the span of about 24 hours. So I took advantage of it.
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Unassuming reflections
Amy and I checked out Chicago Gourmet on a beautifully blue Sunday. While we were busy eating and drinking for a majority of the time I did take a few shots. Warning: soime are quite touristy.
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The DuSable Bridge connects Michigan Avenue over the Chicago River. It was built in 1920 and is designated as a Chicago Landmark.
DuSable Bridge. Chicago, Illinois.
A 2-frame panorama of the sunset looking over the BNSF Railyard from my roof.
Set description: A few various city shots taken with the Nikon D800
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This is a super-wide 6-frame panorama of the Prizker Pavilion all lit-up in the freshly fallen snow.
Set Description: On Tuesday, Chicago was treated to it's largest snowstorm since the Groundhog Day blizzard of 2011.
I bundled up and went out into the elements for a few hours at night to photograph the action on and around Michigan Avenue.
While the temperature was somewhat comfortable, the shooting conditions were brutal. Visibility was low and working the camera in torrential snow has it's challenges. Despite the difficulties I managed to get some cool shots.
Now that we got a snowstorm out of the way, bring on the spring thunderstorms!
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The Museum of Science and Industry...AKA The Palace of Fine Arts from the World's Colombian Exposition.
A mix of photos from PM/AM photo outings from the lakefront to Osaka Gardens on Wooded Island
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