Shy town? I don't get it
Ok, that was far too long of a break. Three weeks without a post? Unacceptable, I know. If it is any consolation, I have come back with shots from the windy city, and that makes me happy, so you should be happy as well. I didn't really take as many shots as I wanted, probably because I was too terribly enthralled with the city itself. I feel as if the selection below is a nice mix of tourist and artistic photos, with a couple from the top of the Onterie Center thanks to Mr. Brandon Winter. Overall the trip was an amazing success and enjoy Chicago through my lens!
Also, I have to give credit to Miss Kenley for being behind the lens (as well as in front of it) for a few of the shots below, as driving in Chicago traffic and snapping off photos can't be all too safe. Anyway, nice shots kiddo! Check out the shots after the jump.
where are the rest?
ReplyDeleteThe final skyline shot is very interesting. I would love to see the black balance brought out a bit more, and then I believe that it is completely worthy of being printed or framed. If only the shot of the pier (Navy pier?) could be as interesting. :(
ReplyDeleteYou are very talented at what you do. Considner the metal bean picture should be considered as a printed photograph.
ReplyDelete1. Cool photo but tell Lauren to get some real Ray-Bans.. poser
ReplyDelete3. Not sure why, but I really like this one
4. Classic Chicago picture, it's a great take on it
7. Awesome shot.. it's my background on my computer now
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ReplyDeleteI see Batman in the 2nd shot.
ReplyDeleteBeau, I'm not ashamed of my $3 fake Ray-Bans! The only reason why I buy $3 sunglasses is because they typically end up breaking in my mess of a purse, which these did during this trip. Get off it!!! Btw, Brandon shouldn't get any credit for the first photo, I took both photos (of myself and of the Chicago sign), he just got crafty and decided to photoshop them together. Poser.
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