Author Archives: eaj81
Day 294: Jane Addams Hull House
Hull House was constructed by Charles J. Hull at Halsted and Polk Streets in 1856 at a time when this was one of the most fashionable sections of the city. After the Chicago Fire of 1871, the “better classes” moved … Continue reading
Day 293: Congress Theater
As Halloween is one of my favorite times of the year, I thought this year I would head out around Chicago and capture some shots of some of the most haunted (or supposedly haunted) places in the city. To start, … Continue reading
Day 292: Marble Staircase
The curvy marble staircase at the Chicago Cultural Center.
Day 291: Crashing Waves
Fall is the peak time for wave height, partially because the lake is at its warmest after soaking up the sun all summer. When the colder air within a storm system moves down the 200 to 300 miles of the … Continue reading
Day 290: Falling Water
The falling water of the Centennial Fountain.
Day 289: Planter
These concrete planters can be found along the corners of Congress and Michigan.
Day 288: Deserted Beach
A view of North Ave beach deserted and the volleyball nets put away for the season.
Day 287: Identification
This is another photo similar to the one I posted yesterday. As you can guess, it’s a fingerprint-mine to be exact. I actually design pens, highlighters and markers for a living. As part of my job, I need to take … Continue reading
Day 286: Can you guess?
Super abstract image that I took at work. A very common item shown in a different light. Any guesses at what it is??
Day 285: Closer Look
A closer look at the details on the Wrigley Building.
Showcasing Chicago One Image at a Time 