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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles: Chicago's LaSalle Street
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles. Photographs of the Windy City. Friday, July 25, 2008. LaSalle Street, the heart of the financial district in Chicago, is lined with numerous imposing edifices featured in numerous movies including the The Dark Knight. And rightly so. The stately columns of the Federal Reserve Bank and the art deco Chicago Board of Trade. Building form the southern end of the money district and the light often bounces from one to the other in an interesting way. Links to More Photos.
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles: February 2008
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles. Photographs of the Windy City. Wednesday, February 20, 2008. Ethnic Specialty Stores in Chicago. Throughout the Chicago metropolitan region there are enclaves of different ethnicities with retail stores catering to a group's food traditions and fashion preferences. Where once the enclaves were located primarily within Chicago city limits, they can now be found throughout the suburbs. A suburb 30 miles due west from downtown Chicago. Friday, February 15, 2008. A Chicag...
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles: February 2010
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles. Photographs of the Windy City. Thursday, February 4, 2010. Is Stock Photography Worth the Effort? In the ten months since my last blog post, I have been re-evaluating my participation in stock photography. But things have changed. Lest I sound curmudgeonly, please note that I like change. I like challenges. I like digital cameras. I like being able to upload digital files. I like having my own website. I doubt it. Me either. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles: February 2009
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles. Photographs of the Windy City. Thursday, February 26, 2009. Wedding in Millennium Park. Has become a favorite location for wedding party group photographs, particularly in the AT&T Plaza with the Bean sculpture as a backdrop. From large, formal wedding parties such as this one with the camera and video crew along to smaller gatherings, the highly reflective surface of the Cloud Gate. Sculpture makes for dramatic photos that can only be had in Chicago. A Chicago photog...
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles: January 2008
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles. Photographs of the Windy City. Friday, January 25, 2008. Hidden between Chicago's Millennium Park and Lake Shore Drive lies a Cancer Survivors Garden with wonderful flowers, benches and an ornate metal open-air structure. One late summer day I stumbled upon this quiet place of respite and wondered how it had escaped my notice for so long. Labels: Cancer Survivors Garden. Monday, January 21, 2008. Who are the Flowers For? Make up after a fight? One day while out shooti...
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles: Cool Elevators
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles. Photographs of the Windy City. Friday, February 6, 2009. In 1976, a new vertical retail mall, Water Tower Place, opened on North Michigan Avenue which coincided with my freshman year at a suburban college in the Chicago area. Growing up in Springfield, Illinois, I was very familiar with horizontal malls, but with not with vertical ones. And certainly not with a vertical mall that had glass elevators in the middle of the building. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles: September 2008
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles. Photographs of the Windy City. Tuesday, September 23, 2008. One of the most recognizable buildings in Chicago, the Old Water Tower presides over the north end of the Magnificent Mile and a lovely urban park. Constructed in 1869 of Joliet limestone, the Water Tower and the Pumping Station located directly across Michigan Avenue, were the only two public buildings to survive the Great Chicago Fire in 1871. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Links to More Photos.
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles: June 2008
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles. Photographs of the Windy City. Friday, June 13, 2008. By now the secret is out that night and low-light photography are two of my loves - particularly in busy cities. It could be directly related to the fact that I am not a morning person. With a sturdy Gitzo tripod and cable release, I'm armed and ready. If you spot a lady with a tripod out after dark - that could be me. Saturday, June 7, 2008. Michigan Avenue and the Chicago River Bridge. Another highlight is the do...
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles: Is Stock Photography Worth the Effort?
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Chicago Photography by Kim Karpeles. Photographs of the Windy City. Thursday, February 4, 2010. Is Stock Photography Worth the Effort? In the ten months since my last blog post, I have been re-evaluating my participation in stock photography. But things have changed. Lest I sound curmudgeonly, please note that I like change. I like challenges. I like digital cameras. I like being able to upload digital files. I like having my own website. I doubt it. Me either. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
