WendysCity :: Images from Chicago

In love with life and the great city of Chicago
Windy by Brian Koprowski on Flickr.

Windy by Brian Koprowski on Flickr.

LaSalle by Brian Koprowski on Flickr.

LaSalle by Brian Koprowski on Flickr.

calumet412:

Looking south past the Sherman House Hotel at Randolph and LaSalle, 1964, Chicago

calumet412:

Looking south past the Sherman House Hotel at Randolph and LaSalle, 1964, Chicago

fatchance:

Towers. Chicago, Illinois.

Click any photo in the set for enlarged views.

themanonfive:

View north from Wilson Avenue Station, c. 1961

themanonfive:

View north from Wilson Avenue Station, c. 1961

zacharyalexopulos:

So this happened… #lookingup #architecture #chicago #chitecture #igerschicago #design #instafocus #picfx (at Chicago River)

zacharyalexopulos:

So this happened… #lookingup #architecture #chicago #chitecture #igerschicago #design #instafocus #picfx (at Chicago River)

fatchance:

Chicago Harbor Light.
The lighthouse was originally constructed in 1893 to coincide with the World’s Columbian Exhibition as a showcase for U.S. maritime technological and engineering skill. It was moved to its current location in 1919. 

fatchance:

Chicago Harbor Light.

The lighthouse was originally constructed in 1893 to coincide with the World’s Columbian Exhibition as a showcase for U.S. maritime technological and engineering skill. It was moved to its current location in 1919. 

kjsowards:

Next Stop #CTA #Chicago #blackandwhite (at Cta Redline Moving Target)

kjsowards:

Next Stop
#CTA #Chicago #blackandwhite (at Cta Redline Moving Target)

herestothehalcyon:

another from this morning’s walk

herestothehalcyon:

another from this morning’s walk

(Source: aerojad)

fatchance:

Draped Statue No. 4. - by Lorado Taft, Solitude of the Soul, Art Institute of Chicago
Please click photo for an enlarged view.

fatchance:

Draped Statue No. 4. - by Lorado Taft, Solitude of the Soul, Art Institute of Chicago

Please click photo for an enlarged view.

fatchance:

Draped Statue No. 1.
The Roger McCormick Court at the Art Institute was closed for renovation, but the statues - all draped with plastic drop cloths - were still visible from the mezzanine. I found the combination weirdly appealing.

fatchance:

Draped Statue No. 1.

The Roger McCormick Court at the Art Institute was closed for renovation, but the statues - all draped with plastic drop cloths - were still visible from the mezzanine. I found the combination weirdly appealing.

senerii:

Room with a View by jnhPhoto on Flickr.

senerii:

Room with a View by jnhPhoto on Flickr.

(Source: SENERII)