‘The Bean’ in Chicago looks chill.
Photo: Brian Kersey - Getty
Chicago’s iconic ‘Bean’ gets luminous; lighting up the winter nights at Millennium Park.
Luftwerks’ light installation, called ‘Luminous Field,’ uses ten projectors, transforming the Cloud Gate into an interactive experience set to music.
If you’re in Chicago, the display is on every night after 6 p.m. through February 20th.
In Chicago, people take cover under Marilyn Monroe’s skirt. Who knew that this statuette would serve as an umbrella?
It took almost a year of traveling to Chicago, Manhattan, Toronto and Quebec City for photographer Dominic Boudreault to take this awesome collection of time lapsed videos of each cityscape at night.
This photograph of the Nichols Bridgeway in Chicago was selected as one of the best images for the month of September 2010 by National Geographic.
See what happens if we substitute the pelicans with people.
While locals were eagerly awaiting the start of the swimming season on Lake Michigan, it was impossible to ignore the oil spill disaster happening in the Gulf of Mexico. The affect it has had on wild life, like the pelicans. How would it look if people were drenched in oil?
On the shores of Lake Michigan, Chicago based photographer, Jane Fulton Alt started taking pictures of people drenched in an oil-like fluid as part of the Crude Awakening project.
While doing the shoot, more people asked if they could participate, including families together, standing on the beach, covered in the oil substitute.
You can check out more images on Jane’s blog. In the photo above, Marissa.
