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Corner of Page St. and Divisadero St. in San Francisco, California, USA
Masonic Ave. and Haight St. in San Francisco, California, USA
Fire dancing in Union Square in San Francisco, California, USA
Diva Hotel in Union Square area of San Francisco, California, USA
Building on a very steep hill in San Francisco, California, USA
11.02.13 - Night Life I've been re-working some recent images lately, experimenting with different filter effects and crops. This is from down on the University campus, using the "monday morning" filter in color efex pro.
Anasazi Ruins at Poncho House 8506 w25
Out Of Chicago Blog | Google+ | Facebook | Twitter | 500px | Tumblr I am super excited that today on Out Of Chicago we have our second article from our architectural historian, Wendy Bright. Today she is writing about one of my favorite places, the Rookery Building Atrium. Read it here http://outofchicago.com/photographing-the-rookery-building-atrium/
Out Of Chicago Blog | Google+ | Facebook | Twitter | 500px | Tumblr I am super excited that today on Out Of Chicago we have our second article from our architectural historian, Wendy Bright. Today she is writing about one of my favorite places, the Rookery Building Atrium. Read it here http://outofchicago.com/photographing-the-rookery-building-atrium/
Out Of Chicago Blog | Google+ | Facebook | Twitter | 500px | Tumblr I am super excited that today on Out Of Chicago we have our second article from our architectural historian, Wendy Bright. Today she is writing about one of my favorite places, the Rookery Building Atrium. Read it here http://outofchicago.com/photographing-the-rookery-building-atrium/" href="javascript:openLB(2361466702,'',XLarge,'',1024,659);">Out Of Chicago Blog | Google+ | Facebook | Twitter | 500px | Tumblr I am super excited that today on Out Of Chicago we have our second article from our architectural historian, Wendy Bright. Today she is writing about one of my favorite places, the Rookery Building Atrium. Read it here http://outofchicago.com/photographing-the-rookery-building-atrium/
Out Of Chicago Blog | Google+ | Facebook | Twitter | 500px | Tumblr I am super excited that today on Out Of Chicago we have our second article from our architectural historian, Wendy Bright. Today she is writing about one of my favorite places, the Rookery Building Atrium. Read it here http://outofchicago.com/photographing-the-rookery-building-atrium/
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