playa del carmen, mexico, may 2013
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e 60s in California, but it’s Playa del Carmen, Mexico, may 2013, carribean, old vw bug
The John Hancock Building dominates the Chicago skyline. Although I knew it, I didn’t know WHY the John Hancock has a timeless nature and will continue to be relevant and inspiring architecture 5O years from now. It took viewing it from afar without other large buildings blocking the sight of its splendor. Although it not three sided, it is in the shape of a pyramid giving a huge nod and tip of the hat to the Golden Age of Egypt. As a rule, and based only on my polling, men like the building far more than women. More power. Less grace.
Sky’s The Limit. Michael Hayden, 1987. Neon lights, computer control system and music by George Gershwin. The tunnel connects Concourses B and C in Terminal one. It is claimed to be the world’s largest neon sculpture.
The buildings first aprox. 😯 stories of the Sear’s Tower and Trump are covered by fog. It was tough to shoot a bad photo because the content was so impressive. Shot from the John Hancock Building.
Major league fog made its way off Lake Michigan and turned Chicago into a surreal no-man’s land. Photos taken from John Hancock building. What a vista. What a sight.
Major league fog made its way off Lake Michigan and turned Chicago into a surreal no-man’s land. Photos taken from John Hancock building. What a vista. What a sight.
Photo was shot from the John Hancock Building on the observation deck. Looks like something out of the Planet Apes.
A wickedly awesome fog begins to envelop the John Hancock.
Ralph Braseth Dot Calm 