12/7/10 - Day 354
O'Hare Airport, holiday decorations, equality --> during the holiday season, joy should be experienced across all 4 corners of the world. I used the SymmetriCam to capture a 4-way image expressing holiday cheer, using the airport location to represent the global nature of the message.
Shot for today's Daily Shoot assignment #387: "Illustrate the word equality today with a photograph that shows your favorite interpretation."
Showing posts with label ORD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ORD. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Friday, October 29, 2010
Chucky's Cousin
10/29/10 - Day 315
Returning home this evening, I was able to fulfill today's Daily Shoot #348: "Make a photograph with compositional elements that mimic a face. No real human faces!" Neon lights above the walkway between the B & C terminals at O'Hare taken with SymmetriCam. I promise, no more of these shots this weekend.
Returning home this evening, I was able to fulfill today's Daily Shoot #348: "Make a photograph with compositional elements that mimic a face. No real human faces!" Neon lights above the walkway between the B & C terminals at O'Hare taken with SymmetriCam. I promise, no more of these shots this weekend.
Labels:
abstract,
Daily Shoot,
light trails,
ORD
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Double Take
10/12/10 - Day 298
I've flown out of O'Hare hundreds of times and never noticed this sign before. I can't imagine what this area of the airport looks like but have a pretty good idea what it smells like!
I've flown out of O'Hare hundreds of times and never noticed this sign before. I can't imagine what this area of the airport looks like but have a pretty good idea what it smells like!
Friday, May 21, 2010
Hole in the Sky
5/21/10 - Day 154
Flying into O'Hare today, we were dodging the clouds. We landed under a ceiling of dark clouds. Taxiing to the gate, I saw this bright spot and was able to get the camera out in time to capture it.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
ORD at 10
2/17/10 - Day 61
Landing at O'Hare tonight, I was very surprised at how deserted the United terminal was. Rarely having the opportunity to see it so empty, I placed the camera on the floor near the center of Terminal C to get this shot back toward the gates.
Labels:
airport,
Chicago,
night,
ORD,
reflections
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