I rode the Blue Line out to Rosemont, where I found the Hyatt Regency glowing as the sun set. For the story and photographs, click on the image
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I rode the Blue Line out to Rosemont, where I found the Hyatt Regency glowing as the sun set. For the story and photographs, click on the image
I’ve been riding the “L” again, taking photographs from the windows as people and the scenery quickly passes by. Here are some the images from this ongoing project.
Today I spent seven or so hours wondering around Logan Square. I doubt many tourists visit this hipster neighborhood, but they should. It has plenty of restaurants, cafes, and breweries. Here are some images from my visit, which concluded in Wicker Park on the roof of the Roby Hotel.
I decided to ride the “L” today with my new Sony RX 100vii point and shoot camera. When I got home, I had a lot of junk—as I expected—and some gems.
Mies van der Rohe was instrumental in the design of the Illinois Institute of Technology's Bronzeville campus in Chicago. The campus' heating plant is one his more utilitarian buildings, although one could argue that Mies was utilitarian through and through. I took the opportunity provided by the Metro Station at 35th Street to photograph it.
Click on the image to enlarge it, and for Jack Siegel’s commentary and additional images regarding Bertrand Goldberg’s Hilliard Homes project.
Mies van der Rohe’s own design for a house of worship is found on the Illinois Institute of Technology’s main campus in Bronzeville. It is a simple brick box with load-bearing walls. Jack Siegel discusses the Carr Chapel and his image of it. He also includes a number of other images that he has made of other Chicago-area houses of worship.
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Air Flows Past a Plant Resting on a Ledge in the Garfield Park Conservatory
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Click on the photograph to enlarge it, and for Jack B. Siegel’s photographs and commentary.
Click on the photograph to enlarge it, and for Jack B. Siegel’s photographs and commentary.
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