Here are some photos from our recent trip to Chicago. I was really gripped by the city this visit: by the light, the spaces, the buildings, the history, the bustle, the visual collisions and contradictions. It's a stirring, lively place to photograph.
I took the last ten shots while on a fantastic
architecture boat tour offered by the Chicago Architecture Foundation. The city's a living building museum, and getting the chance to explore it by water was a treat.
I also geeked out over a few pieces of public art by Frank Stella, all part of his
Moby-Dick series. I included one of the pieces here; for more, check out
this post, where I collect & muse on the rest.
(To view images in a slideshow, click one and arrow through.)
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Covered sculpture at the Art Institute |
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Chagall mosaic |
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"Loomings" by Frank Stella |
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"Flamingo" by Alexander Calder |
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The Chicago Picasso |
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Detail of "MirĂ³'s Chicago" |
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View from "Monument with Standing Beast" by Jean Dubuffet |
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In Macy's |
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Matthew Piper is licensed under a
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