Chicago: Architecture and Skyline

nice bit of graphic work. this looks like the cover of a book. (hint, hint)

Linda, thanks for the "hint." :-)

Nice perspective. Chicago is a magnificient architectural gem.

Thanks, Adan. I'm lucky to have so much to work with here.

By the way, Doug ... Linda REALLY knows her stuff!! Whatever she says......

 

It was a great image without the text ... and by adding the text, you got a great cover for any way you want to display your work!!

Thanks, Lou Ann. :-)

Doug, from this side of that great ocean heartfelt congratulations. Hope to be able sometime in the near future to collect a signed copy in Chicago. You really did great my friend. It looks stunning and I'm not saying that out of courtesy but because I mean it.

That means a lot, Ton. Thanks so much.

To blatantly steal a page out of Kent B's book (no pun intended) and

to shamelessly self promote, I have published two new coffee table

books on Blurb.com. "Chicago: Architecture and Skyline" at

href="http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/191892">www.blurb.com/book

store/detail/191892

shows off Chicago's famous and beautiful

architecture, from the famous buildings that make up its skyline to

the more out-of-the-way, from classic, historic architecture to

cutting-edge new architecture. "sidewalks and back alleys: the

streets of chicago" at

href="http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/192192">www.blurb.com/book

store/detail/192192

goes beyond the famous skyline and landmarks

to show the interesting, diverse, and beautiful parts of the city

that never find their way into the postcards. Both are large format,

hardcover books with high- quality binding and printing. Each book

contains approximately 50 photos. More info available at

href="http://www.dmogalleries.com">DMO Galleries

. I hope you'll

check them out and let me know what you think.

I didn't know Marina Towers could look so good.

Thanks, M. I appreciate it.

Isnt this the cover to the Wilco album? Ok checked and it is similar. Good shot though!

Same buildings, different point of view and lighting. I like mine better. :-)