The last, and closest, stadium that can be seen from the Sears Tower is Soldier Field, home of the Chicago Bears. The construction in progress at the time tainted what would have otherwise been a nice photograph.

Here is a picture I took a couple days later when I was close to the stadium. I rode around the stadium on a bike but apparently didn’t take any shots while doing so. I must have been having too much fun darting around the Greek, doric columns to remember to pull out my camera.

And, in keeping with tradition, I present a view of the Chicago skyline and the Sears Tower from Soldier Field.

Posted on May 31st, 2009 under Other. Tags: buildings, Chicago. Comments: 2

Following the pattern, let’s turn things around again and do a reverse angle on yesterday’s shot. We’re not done yet with this theme. Guess what’s coming tomorrow?

Posted on May 30th, 2009 under Other. Tags: buildings, Chicago, clouds, skywatch. Comments: None

Continuing on our current thread of ballparks and Sears Tower, US Cellular Field, where the Chicago White Sox play, is much easier to spot from Sears Tower. This image didn’t require any cropping.

I saw the White Sox play a few nights later. For some of those photos click here.

Posted on May 29th, 2009 under Other. Tags: baseball, buildings, Chicago. Comments: None

Sears Tower is the tall building on the right side of today’s photograph. For more on this picture see yesterday’s post.

Posted on May 28th, 2009 under Other. Tags: buildings, Chicago. Comments: None