Chicago’s Cloud Gate “The Bean” over the years
Chicago’s Cloud Gate, aka The Bean, in Millennium Park turns 20 (or 18 depending on who you talk to.) Here’s some photos of it over the last 2 decades.
I Mean, I Guess People Are Leaving Chicago?
when those of you who don’t live in the city, start telling me how it’s dying and nobody wants to live here. I don’t know what the hell you’re talking about.
Christ The King Fire, Chicago, Oct. 7, 2015
A look back on the fire at The Shrine of Christ the King in Chicago’s Woodlawn neighborhood Oct. 7, 2015
On Assignment: Pritzker Pavilion Side Project
as I was waiting between songs to move to a different position, I gave myself a secondary assignment…
Taste of Chicago 2022 in Photos
Was asked to go out and photograph the Taste of Chicago this weekend, do to a little snafu I was photographer number two for the news service I was shooting for, so these photos will probably never see the light … Continued
Fuller Park’s Twin Basketball Courts
Fuller Park would still be worth the trip if it had only one gym that looked that nice.
Two Firsts Are The Newest Gym Visits Added
Morgan Park Academy, The Nation’s First & Oldest High School Basketball Team What does a place called “Horse Thief Hollows”, one of football’s greatest coaches, a college known for its brains not brawn, the YMCA, and a military academy have … Continued
Blue Angels over Chicago for Covid-19 workers
The Blue Angels flight team flew over the city of Chicago and a few surrounding suburbs, specifically over hospitals, to show support for the healthcare professionals. Luckily that flight path was right over the top of my house so with … Continued
Winter Full Moon over Lake Michigan
The last full moon of the decade rising over Lake Michigan, as seen from the shoreline of Chicago, Illinois. I rarely get out to shoot pretty pictures like this. After watching the almost full moon come up over the lake … Continued
Why My First Front Page Photo Was A Letdown
Why My First Front Page For A Major Daily Newspaper Was A Huge Letdown Or, how incredibly awkward the situation created by the Chicago Sun Times photo staff layoff was. First I want to go on record, I’m completely grateful that … Continued