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The Long Barn
Finally arriving at our destination - we came across this wonderful barn in route to another barn we planned to photograph. The sky was cloudy gray at this time, only to finally open up little later on a return run to this location. For a great image of this barn under wonderful light, check out Manuel's image at <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/myn91/5363926570/">www.flickr.com/photos/myn91/5363926570/</a>
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Hiram's Sawmill Reflection
The original was from 1839, This replica mill is located on the Sequoit Creek in Antioch, IL. Hidden away near some busy streets, a reminder of yesterday. I thought it appropriate to render as a B&W given the age of the origianl Mill.
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Winter Reflections
The reflections of the early morning snow dusting on the east branch of the Dupage River
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Pioneer Park
Winters last breath of snow, letting us know it's still here. The open water bears the flow of melting snow.
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They Might Be Giants
Explored a few areas I've always meant to visit, including this sculpture - Agora. Designed by Polish artist Magdalena Abakanowicz. The last remants of winter still cover parts of the area surrounding the southern end of Grant Park.
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Trumped Towers
A cold day in the city. Fairly quiet on the streets of the loop and the river front.
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OpenLands Sunrise
The weekend trip began with a stop at Openlands Preserve to catch the rising sun. The three of us, Mark Baldwin, Jonathan Robson and I made it there just in time to scout a spot and set up. It looked like it was not going to be much of a sunrise, but as always, the Lake surprised us at the last minute.
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Escher's View
So many windows, so many stories. This reminded me of an Escher drawing.
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Sunrise Chicago2
This is another image from February 19th's sunrise in Chicago. The blizzard now a distant memory, only the large piles of snow survived this weeks rapid thaw.
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The Peacock
One of the icons of River North, the NBC buildind plaza offers a quiet place to sit and take in the architectural beauty of Chicago.
