
Ever since I saw La Jetée, airports have never been very exciting for me. So, I look at my cell phone a lot and try to act natural
So much time is spent so close to people I don't know. I have mixed feelings about that.
It's about this time that I can appreciate the benefits of having a private jet of one's own.
There is something really magical about landing an airplane. I get to see a lot of different neighborhoods all at once. That saves time.
This would be the view in front of me. I'm not a fan of touching things on airlines since you never know who has been there before and what their view of the germ theory and personal hygiene is.
One of my favorite things about flying into Chicago is being able to take the subway to and from the airport. This lady was reading a book and I figured...what the heck.
I didn't see the other characters in the image but enjoyed the composition and very deep meaning of what it means to be human and experiencing the passage of time.
Filter Photo Festival was held on the 14th floor of the Knickerbocker Hotel.
There are two doughnuts in that bag. The one you can see is the Vanilla Bean Glazed. Glazed and Infused is a new doughnut chain in Chicago. They did the trick. The location was in the Hotel Raffaello.
Before and After photos of children with birth defects. Part of an exhibit at the International Museum Of Surgical Science. It's pretty wild. These images are probably Collodion Chloride Prints because they have not faded in the least.
John Steck Jr. attended with some terrific work. I was his color teacher at NESOP. That is kind of silly to see in writing.
Alibi Fine Art is a small gallery dedicated to contemporary photography. It is located at 4426 North Ravenswood. She's one to watch and it also should be known that she is a NESOP graduate.