We sift through hundreds of local pictures posted to Flickr so you don't have to, serving up a fresh gallery of the very best in local amateur photography every day. These are today's photos.
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red sign
by brownphoto
eapz_001
by sgvisuals
exotic animal petting zoo at subterranean on 11-24-08 in chicago, il.
stay weird tour with fear before, dr. manhattan and heavyheavylowlow.
Reg at sunrise
by quinn.anya
Reg refers to the Regenstein Library at the University of Chicago (editor's note)
t4
by brownphoto
Justin Goh
Justin Goh is an artist, cartographer and photographer. He has exhibited in galleries and art fairs in Chicago and the region. More
We sift through hundreds of local pictures posted to Flickr so you don't have to, serving up a fresh gallery of the very best in local amateur photography every day. These are today's photos.
Quick flickr note. If you CC license your pics and tag them with "Chicago" we'll find them and use them.
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My god, are there any windows at that library?
Yes, but you have to look closely.
Ahh, but I have seen those concrete walls in the red glow of sunrise many a time.
Thanks for putting up my picture! The pictures in this blog are great.
Thanks for visiting Sara. Thanks for the great photo.
Rebecca, that's one of the nice things about concrete, it's such a neutral palette for all colors that fall on it.
Thanks for leaving a comment!
I love the initial feelings and thoughts I have looking at the red sign, then I look a little closer to figure out what is really is and I sort of get an "inner reveal" -- does that make sense?
I also love the sunrise although what was the architect thinking with millions of tons of concrete --uuuugh!
What I like most about both of these is that they are things that can be done for FREE in Chicago -- that is what I am all about -- enjoying the greatness of the city without having to spend a fortune.
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