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2025 St Patrick's Chicago River Dye

Scanned from Kodak Portra 400

loaded as ISO-200

 

Chicago, IL

March 15, 2025

 

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Upper Wacker Dive and Michigan Avenue, Chicago, September 2017.

 

Edited slightly and re-uploaded in 2024.

 

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A day for walking around and seeing things I had never seen before. Like this Art Deco beauty.

 

Evidentally the Chicago Auto Club was a very big deal back in the 30s, since this building was their HQ.

 

A bit of searching revealed that back in the 90s there was a plan to make this building into condos, but as of today, it's sad and empty.

 

I'd make a deal with Mr. Applegate to live there....

Jennifer (Jen's Photography) and I went into Chicago with her daughter for a visit. We went to China Town and then back up into the loop where we caught the end crowd of the St Patrick's Day Parade. I like this view of the city since it has some of the best looking architecture to shoot.

Aufgenommen im Bahnhof Burghausen Wackerwerk.

These two guys walked up, pulled down their pants and proceeded to have a fake-fight. It was late, I have no details.

gas powered wacker

This part of the Pedway looks a little more commercial, and a lot more populated. Maybe because it's not technically underground anymore.

Heh heh...wacker.

It's a discipline thing, I think..

The middle spread of a zine I made, edition of 15. Spring 2007

This one is for you Kent! ^_^

Amateur cricket at Burnley,Melbourne last weekend.

NY State DoT trimming along Makyes Road

Couldn't pass up the opportunity to take a picture of this.

Frederick Street being dug up again for the {many}eth time in 3 years.

 

This time, something to do with the Cooncil's white elephant tram scheme.

 

Efficient German machinery

My brother and his wife were visiting and they really wanted take a walk through downtown Chicago. Here's a new twist on the Nuveen building (333 Wacker Drive)

From the Wacker website:

 

"A reversible plate for the toughest compaction jobs

The DPU 6055 offers the best compaction of various types of soil. It shows its true strength when working on semi-cohesive soils in particular. This reversible plate provides optimum performance along with a variable forward and reverse speed of up to 92 ft/min (28 m/min). Plus, the dual shaft exciter technology provides the maximum possible compaction depth in most types of soil."

I find it hilarious that this construction utility firm is actually named WACKER.

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Photographed from the 150 N. Riverside Building during Open House Chicago 2018. #OHC2018

Buildings along North Wacker Drive on the east bank of the South Branch of the Chicago River seen from a water taxi on the river.

Waterview - 2009 - project stalled after rising 1/3 of the way.

Architect: Perkins & Will

 

Description: View of 123 North Wacker. Former home to Aon Insurance Corporation.

Photographer: Brubaker, C. William, undated

 

Architecture Date: 1984-1986 (123 North Wacker)

Geographic coverage: Loop (Chicago, Ill.)

 

Collection: C. William Brubaker Collection (University of Illinois at Chicago)

Repository: University of Illinois at Chicago. Library. Special Collections Department

File Name: bru003_12_hF

 

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