Semi-Above Chicago

[wolverine]

Since Chicago is only about 3 hours drive from Ann Arbor, I usually get out there about once a month. I spent a week there at the beginning of this month and figured I'd share some, as well as older images from last year. I'm going to back in Chicago this weekend, so stay tuned for more pics.

From the Sears Tower

Looking North from the roof of then Marshall Fields (the roof is no longer accessible since Macy's took over and locked the elevators :-(

Looking down into the loop

Looking down at block 37 from the roof of Marshall Fields. Block 37 has been in the vertical stages of construction since this photo was taken.

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Near North

Still Playboy HQ?

Condo Towers

900 N. Michigan

Sears Tower

Condo at Lakeshore Park

Macy's/Marshall Field's atrium core

From JHO

From JHO

From JHO

From JHO

From JHO

From Evanston at Davis St.

From North Ave Collection @ North Ave

More to come next week!

Stay tuned for my Lincoln Park tour also.

[tamias6]

Great pics. Every time I make an excursion to Chicago, I'm left blown away. The Windy City and my home town are my favorite cities.

[Skittlebites13]

Great quality to those pics!! Did you happen to get any photo's of trump towers or the waterview towers and millenium park buildings that are going up?

[wolverine]

I have quite a few, but it hasn't really changed much from the Chicago images in the Photos section U/P

[mendelman]

Great set of photos!!

Chicago is rather beautiful on nice days.

[okinawatyphoon]

Spectacular photos wolverine! I always like your photos in the Detroit threads, but I'm in love with these!

[Mr.Marc]

Spectacular photos wolverine! I always like your photos in the Detroit threads, but I'm in love with these!

[FromCityToRural]

Agreed, good photos. Wouldn't want to live there, but I LOVE visiting!

[Rural King]

Wow. Outstanding pictures of Chicago wolverine! Really nice work. Look forward to seeing more in the future.

I'm always blown away by the urban views that can be obtained in Chicago. New York is so dense so high sometimes the individual architecture gets lost to a degree, but with Chicago that rarely seems to be the case. Just about every tower in Chicago seems to have just enough room to shine on its own.