The statue of Nicolas Copernicus, founder of modern astronomy, installed in 1973 with a view of the city on Solidarity Drive. in front of the Adler Planetarium.
The statue of Nicolas Copernicus, founder of modern astronomy, installed in 1973 with a view of the city on Solidarity Drive. in front of the Adler Planetarium.
Looks like a late winter haze has settled on the city. Nice shot and nice geometry in yesterday's post too.
ReplyDeleteWow, if I had to choose an unusual post about Chicago this would be is. It looks cold and windy.
ReplyDeletePlease, whatever you do, don't visit my blog today (Wednesday) as I lost my mind, I think owing to medicine from my hospital stay, and posted some really gross stuff. I certainly don't want to spoil your day.
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Superb photo. So impressive and of course perfect in black and white.
ReplyDeleteMy grandparents' names are etched in the base of this statue. Thanks for the interesting angle.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the Chicago I'm familair with! Nice pciture!
ReplyDeleteThe photo really works in b&w. Wintry, blustery, and cold, brrr. Is this near the Aquarium?
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeletethank you r&r, oldmanlincoln, jilly, lammbb, professor, clueless and mel
ReplyDeleteWow! I'll bet Copernicus never thought he'd have a million dollar view of the Windy City! Nice picture.
ReplyDeletethanks dc
ReplyDeleteThis is a really great picture. I love the statue in the fore and all of the detail in the back. Nice.
ReplyDeletethank you john
ReplyDeleteWeather seems to be misty and the photo is intimate, wonderful
ReplyDeletethanks fabrizio
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