One Chicago Photo A Day
Daily photos of my life in Chicago. Taken with either my iPhone, a Canon 40d or an Olympus point and shoot.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Wicker Park
Don't give a photographer an iPhone. Ever since I've had my iPhone I take it out to take pictures whenever I see a good cloud. Or a good bike. Or good street art.
In this case my friend H and I were walking down Milwaukee Ave after we grabbed some ice cream from the new hipster ice cream store (everything on Milwaukee in Wicker Park is hipster) and I had to stop for to take this photo of the clouds photo. I am sure Chicago skies don't compare to the ones in say, California. But this isn't bad, is it?
Monday, August 9, 2010
Greek Town
Greek Town is a small part of downtown Chicago with Greek restaurant after Greek restaurant.
The food I've had there was so-so but nothing beats getting to eat/drink on a terrace on a hot Chicago night - with this view:
The food I've had there was so-so but nothing beats getting to eat/drink on a terrace on a hot Chicago night - with this view:
Ok, maybe a view over the lake would beat that but I haven't found a restaurant that has to offer that yet. Any recommendations?
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Wicker Park Street Art
Wicker Park is one of the newer, cool areas. One might call it the "hipster" hood. The streets are lined with hip cafes, funky t-shirt shops and expensive boutiques. And street art.
One of these two is actually in a different neighborhood - Bucktown - which is like the younger, free-spirited, granola sister of Wicker Park but is slowly turning into hipster town as well.
One of these two is actually in a different neighborhood - Bucktown - which is like the younger, free-spirited, granola sister of Wicker Park but is slowly turning into hipster town as well.
Monday, August 2, 2010
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Lincoln Park street art
I took this picture in some alley last night in the Lincoln Park neighborhood when my friend and I were looking for a bar to have a nightcap at. At first I thought it was just some street art but looking at it now, the figure looks like our corrupt ex-governor, turned reality-TV-star Rod Blagojevic. Which makes this street art even more interesting.
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