Article by Wendy Bright Images by Angie McMonigal Even though the Art Institute of Chicago (Michigan & Adams) is a familiar place to many of us, I would suggest that, for photographers, there are fresh challenges to ...
I was doing a little research to see if I had photographed the best architectural buildings in Chicago when I came across this list of America’s Favorite Architecture from the American Institute of Architects. Chicago has...
Surrounded by a city of skyscrapers pointing to the sky, the Pritzker Pavilion is an idiosyncratic explosion of form. Opportunities abound for photographers to find unique and stunning views of this Chicago showpiece. Pr...
One fun and easy road trip for Chicago-area photographers is to Milwaukee, a 1.5 hour drive north on I-94. And one of the most exciting sites to see and photograph is the Milwaukee Art Museum (700 North Art Museum Drive), right...
The Rookery, at Adams & LaSalle in the city’s financial district, is one of the most beloved buildings in Chicago. This early skyscraper—considered the oldest still standing—seems like a sturdy fortress or castle ...
Even though this monumental building occupies a city block (Randolph to Washington, Michigan to Garland) along one of the most popular drags in Chicago, the Chicago Cultural Center’s jewel box interior remains something o...