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This image is the sixty-third published (10/04/2013) by PhotoVogue Italia.
Navy Pier very early in the morning
Was in Chicago from 5 a.m. through late in the evening, so I have a lot of catching up to do.
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Did you know? Every Wednesday and Saturday here in Chicago we get to see some amazing fireworks. The event is pretty spectacular I might say but it is very difficult to find the good location to get a good photograph of the event. Thanks to my dear friend @nz.bfphoto we got to enjoy it and capture it at the same time. This is a 10 exposure blended and stitched pano. What do you think?
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2019 trip to Chicago to visit our niece, Michigan to run a marathon, Niagara Falls, and finally Toronto
Chicago Album: Photos from our brief stop in Chicago to visit our niece. We walked around downtown Chicago on a perfect summer evening and visited a few of the more common tourist sites.
Navy Pier is one of the most visited attractions in the entire Midwestern United States and is Chicago's number one tourist attraction.
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A gorgeous night to take in a post-sunset skyline at Navy Pier
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Chicago from the River, taken yesterday afternoon on a boat tour.
Hello again! I was absent on Flickr for three days I hope you like my come back picture :). I also hope that the people who celebrated on July 4th had a great time.
Hola de nuevo! Espero sus buenos comentarios o malos, pero constructivos :P!
#18 Rachel
This picture is #18 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page.
I met Rachel at the end of Navy Pier towards the end of the day. I first noticed her hair and bright red lipstick. After introducing myself and the project, she readily agreed to be part of my project, but she only had a few minutes before her friends caught up.
In the few minutes we had, I learned that Rachel is from London, England, and is a financial consultant with Accenture. She was in Chicago for two weeks training.
I positioned Rachel with the skyline behind her, which also put the setting sun at her back. My wife held a white reflector to balance the light somewhat. When I showed Rachel the picture, she really liked it and asked "How did you do that?". I have to admit I am pleased with how it turned out.
Thank you Rachel for being part of my project. It was a pleasure meeting you!