Review: Billingham Hadley Digital camera bag
I was originally going to do a Chicago trip report series, but now that my visit is 4 months behind me, instead I will just share some of the photos I took.
View from the 103rd floor of the Sears Tower
Along Millenium Park
Chicago Art Institute (foreground)
Crown Fountain
Typical architecture of Wicker Park
“The Bean”
Sears Tower
Wicker Park
Logan Square
The El
Wicker Park
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Really great photos! I enjoy seeing the photos, but I doubt that I will ever visit a large city again.
Adam, fantastic shots. Great composition on all of them. I think my favorite is “the bean”
Such wonderful photos and I need to visit Chicago one of these days!
I have to admit there are so many to comment on here – all so clean and crisp. (Which.. considering the last time I drove through Chicago that is really saying something!!) You do the city justice. It’s a tough call on my favorite. I love how uniform Along Millenium Park is … it feeds my sense of order. I love logan park – and your architecture shots and how did you get that angle on Wicker Park??? I also adore the bean and how much you can see in that funky shape… really gorgeous shots! I’m staggering that you see all of this in a city – I think most people just walk by and ignore it all. 🙂
Montucky: Yeah I don’t get the impression you’re a big city person 🙂
Tom A: Thanks! Chicago’s a great place to photograph, even though I just brought my little P&S camera.
Tom: Thanks – I found myself liking Chicago more than I expected to. It’s a vibrant city with a rich culture.
Aullori: Well thank you 🙂 The high angle on Wicker Park was because I was standing on the platform for the El. Next time I’ll have to bring my good camera, as the photo ops there were outstanding, although I was pretty happy with how most of my photos came out.
wow, very nice set of images, i love the one of the view from the 103rd floor. awesome!
Thanks, Ankush – the view from the 103rd floor was very nice, and we lucked out that it was a very clear day. Having never been to any of the Great Lakes before, they sure are big, even from that far up!