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Taken on a hill behind my neighborhood looking back towards Trapper's Loop (the small light brown line in the picture). This is one of my first attempts at using Photoshop's panoramic features.
Left - Suddenly Sari
Purchased from Loop etsy update
Contains: Merino, corriedale, nylon, bamboo, tussah silk, recycled sari silk, and angelina
Right - Night Bloom
Custom colorway from Loop Bumb Club
Contains: merino, bamboo, tussah silk
Rail activity detected at Gheringhap Loop- Camera #1 No defects I repeat no defects. Total axle count....
Built in 1892-1893 and 1901-1907, this Renaissance Revival-style building was initially designed by Daniel H. Burnham for Marshall Field and Company, and was expanded under Graham, Burnham and Company in 1914, creating what is today the third-largest department store building in the world by floor area. The Marshall Field’s Company was founded in 1852 and Potter Palmer and Company, later becoming the Field, Leiter and Company, before Marshall Field took sole ownership. The department store has been located at the site since 1868, initially occupying a French Second Empire-style building built by Potter Palmer, which was destroyed in the 1871 Great Chicago Fire. In 1873, a new building, known as the Singer Building, was constructed on the same site, becoming home to the same store once again, before it too was destroyed in a smaller fire in 1877. In 1879, a third building, also in the Second Empire style, was built to replace it, which itself was replaced in stages by the present State Street building in 1901-1907. The oldest remaining section of the Marshall Field and Company Building, however, is the wing at the corner of Wabash Avenue and Washington Street, constructed in 1892-1893 as an annex onto the Singer Building, to house the growing operations of the Marshall Field and Company Department Store. The 1893 building stands nine stories tall with heavily ornamented Beaux Arts-style facades on both street frontages with rusticated stone, one-over-one double-hung windows, arched bays at the ends of the ground floor facades, arched three-story bays in the center of the facades that stretch from the fourth through sixth floors and feature decorative trim work, pediments, cartouches, and decorative recessed spandrels, arched window bays on the eighth floor, a copper and stone cornice with acroterions on the parapet, decorative reliefs flanking the ninth floor windows, and a central light court inside underneath a hipped glass skylight, which features a Louis Comfort Tiffany stained glass vaulted ceiling. The other sections of the building, built in the 20th Century, are larger and taller, standing eleven stories tall with penthouses atop the roof, but are far more spartan structures, clad in granite with Chicago windows, pilasters at the base, an ionic portico with a balustrade on the roof at the main entrance on state street, copper clocks mounted to the corners of the building along State Street, simple window bays on the middle floors, two-story colonnades with fluted engaged ionic columns on the tenth and eleventh floors, a small cornice with dentils at the base of the tenth floor, and glass skylights over the multi-story atriums inside the building. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1978. The building is a contributing structure in the Loop Retail Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1998, and was designated a Chicago Landmark in 2005. The building today houses the flagship Macy’s Department Store location for the Midwestern United States, after the acquisition of Marshall Field’s by Macy’s in 2006. The building remains in active use as a department store, being the largest and among the last in operation in Downtown Chicago.
Shoot at the Loop 360 Bridge (The Pennybacker Bridge) about 20 min West of downtown Austin. One of the prettiest spots to shoot in all of Austin. I had to park my car on the side of the road and climb up some rocks to get this nice birds-eye view.
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NYCRuns Brooklyn Marathon (Nov 18, 2012)
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Enchanted Rock State Natural Area,TX
April 25, 2012
©Dale Haussner
At approximately 4 miles long, Loop Trail is the longest trail in the park.