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CHicago Theater
City architecture and skyscrapers near waterfront
Experienced by Pedro Lastra
Caught this photo walking around after work. Streets were packed with cars and the sun was setting and it made me so glad that I was driving and could just be taking pictures.
Traffic on Lakeshore Drive
Chicago and Lake Michigan
Fog Over Chicago
Sunset Chicago Skyline
Chicago intersection
I took a day trip to Chicago with my brother and a close friend. We ventured to the 360 Chicago experience in the John Hancock building. We were blown away with the view of the city. Absolutely breathtaking. This is the second highest building I’ve been in. Being from New York, I’ve been to the top of Freedom Tower to the observation deck. If you’re ever in Chicago, definitely check out 360 Chicago.
As an immigrant, this scene really spoke to me. I’d always heard of the expression “America’s streets are paved in gold”, but I never really got it until I saw Chicago from this angle.
My buddy was about to cross the street to take a photo and I noticed his reflection in the puddle. Goes to show sometimes you find an awesome shot, and sometimes it finds you.
Shot this just after sunrise on a cloudy day in the city of Big Shoulders. The wind was calm and the scene was quiet. The city’s yawn before the start to the big day ahead.
Chicago cityscape during the golden hour
You can fit the entire country of England inside of Lake Michigan. So it’s totally not a lake.
American flag & Chicago Skyline from Planetarium
Beautiful city of Chicago on a tragic day, as curfews were imposed after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
33 floors up, looking north towards Lake Michigan. Three exposures, blended into one. Don’t look down!
Pop of red in a sea of grey. A gloomy in day in The Windy City
It was a perfect Saturday in Chicago and I was amazed (though not surprised) by the number of boats out on the water. I love the backdrop of Lake Michigan and thought it was especially cool to see so many people being able to enjoy the great outdoors just a few hundred feet from the downtown area.
Under the Bridge
