Paris, France.
Paris, France.
New York, USA.
Chicago, USA.
New York, USA.
Chicago, USA.
Los Angeles, USA
Santa Monica, CA, USA.
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Cityscapes
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Tag Archives: Chicago
A Photo a Week Challenge: From Above
New York City viewed from the top of Thirty Rock.
Chicago viewed from the Willis (Sears) Tower
Los Angeles (Westside) viewed from the Getty Center
Salzburg, viewed from above the hills.
Travel Theme: Transport
Segways in Santa Monica, CA.
Double-decker bus in London.
Airplane flying out of London.
Gondolas in Venice, Italy.
Horse carriage in Vienna.
Motorcycles in California.
Bikes in London.
Train in Chicago.
Cabs in New York.
Ship in the Mediterranean.
Thursday Doors – July 7, 2016
For this week’s Thursday Doors, I am sharing a series of doors from Chicago’s Astor Street District, a posh historic area of the city. I love how the rather traditional doors are surrounded by beautiful planters with lovely flowers, which gives the houses a warm and inviting touch. Except for the Society of Architectural Historians, which has a pretty door but nothing about it says Welcome! 🙂 
Weekly Photo Challenge: Opposites
The old and the new blend beautifully in Chicago.
Same in Berlin…
See more responses to Ben Huberman’s challenge: Opposites.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Weather
After the snowstorm. Washington, D.C.
Dark clouds over Brasilia, Brazil.
Fog and clouds over Chicago.
Just before the storm. Chicago, Illinois.
Sunny day on the beach. Santa Monica, CA.
Cotton balls in the sky. Santa Monica, CA.
To see other “Weather” entries go to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Lights
Lights From Around The World
London, UK.
Santa Monica, USA.
Chicago, USA.
Venice, Italy
Venice, Italy.
London, UK.
London, UK.
For Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Lights
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Open Topic
365/Day 280
Skyscrapers
365/Day 269
Art Meets… ~~
London-based Brazilian artist, Alexandre da Cunha, often uses ordinary and unconventional materials in his sculptural works. While incorporating modernist ideas of form and composition in his work, he also draws on the creative ingenuity and resourcefulness found in countries like Brazil, where household products are often recycled and re-used to overcome the lack of new materials. The sculpture in most of the photos below is called “Figurehead” and consists of three sections of sewer pipe stacked vertically to suggest a ready-made skyscraper. The round sculpture, called “Biscuit”, was a sewer cap. Both are part of a current installation at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago.
My photographs suggest these art pieces are “meeting” their surroundings for the first time…
Art meets architecture.
Art meets the sky.
Art meets street.
Art meets building.
Art meets cars and bikes.
