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 Off on Sears Tower from US Cellular Field

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 Off on US Cellular Field from Sears Tower

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 Off on Sears Tower from Wrigley Field

Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, and Sears Tower are really nowhere near each other. But I was visiting both on the same day so when I was in the observation deck on the top of the Sears Tower in the morning I asked someone to point out where Wrigley Field was to me. I couldn’t identify it with my naked eye, but I pointed my camera that way anyway, put it on maximum zoom, and pushed the button. After a generous crop I had myself the above picture.

Tomorrow I’ll show you the opposite view, Sears Tower from Wrigley Field a little later in the day after a ride on the Red Line.

Posted on May 27th, 2009 under Other. Tags: baseball, buildings, Chicago. Comments: 1

The building in today’s photo is the Field Museum of Natural History next to Chicago’s Soldier Field. I rented a bike while in Chicago and rode along Lake Michigan, a highly recommended activity should you find yourself in Chicago on a summer morning. I’m a big fan of Darwin, but I didn’t have time to go inside.

Posted on May 26th, 2009 under Other. Tags: Chicago. Comments Off on Charles Darwin in Chicago