Waiting for the Train

Van Buren Street Station

The Stone Container Monologues

150 N. Michigan. The Smurfit-Stone Building has the dubious honor of having a juicy urban legend revolving around its distinct design earning it this other name.

Late Afternoon

Museum of Science and Industry, E. 57th and Lake Shore Drive.

Under the Red Line

Clybourn Avenue and Bissel Street. This portion of the Red Line began operating in 1943. Its diagonal cut through Clybourn Avenue reduced the trip from the north section of the city to the loop by eleven minutes. Wiki has a nice digestible page on the Red Line's fascinating history but if you really want major nuts and bolts, then you must go to Chicago "L".org.

You Are Here

S. Michigan Avenue

The Chicago Temple Building

W. Washington Street. Wiki says this is the tallest church building in the world (though not the tallest church--that honor belongs to the Ulm Cathedral) Home to the First United Methodist Church of Chicago, 23 of its floors are taken up by religious and office use. The building to the left is the Cook County Administration Building.

59th Street Metra Station

Self-Park

Noble Horse and Driver, Pearson Street

O Starbucks

Roosevelt Road

Happy Kid

S. Michigan Avenue at E. Adams Street

Running in the Rain

Chicago Half Marathon runners, Midway Plaisance.

Daphne by Dessa Kirk

Daphne by Dessa Kirk, Grant Park.

Word

E. 57th Street

Back of the Bus

This Moment of Zen

The Chase Plaza, 10 S. Lasalle Street

Overcast

For All Your Burning Questions

Stony Island Avenue

Rained All Day

Crosswalk, S. Michigan Avenue