It’s a field, with tracks from a vehicle. Eaves, Chris (Oct. 18, 2007). Field Tracks [Photograph]. Hoffman Estates, Illinois. Shot on a Canon Digital Rebel XTi at 39mm, 1/320 sec.,
Sorry, the site is recovering from a bot intrusion. I’ll be back up with beautiful photos shortly. Eaves, Chris (~June 2016). Jackson Station [Photograph]. Chicago, Illinois. Shot on a
It feels like cheating when pointing the camera at something so inherently beautiful. Eaves, Chris (July 5, 2017). Grand Tetons[Photograph]. Grand Tetons National Park, Wyoming. Taken on a Canon
Grilling season is here. I can smell the BBQ just sitting here. Eaves, Chris (May 30, 2009). Grilling [Photograph]. Schaumburg, Illinois. Shot on a Canon 40D at 23mm, 1/500 sec.,
Elgin, Illinois was once a timekeeping and industrial marvel as home to the Elgin National Watch Company, and the Elgin Tower Building stands as a reminder of a time
My default featured image sizing crops this image in a bad place, so I’ve used a different method here (looks smaller). Eaves, Chris (May 10, 2008). Twins[Photograph]. Chicago, Illinois.
Rain can make things just look better. Tree trunks darken. Roads shimmer. Here’s the view as we hiked down the bluff. Eaves, Chris (Sept. 3, 2010). Kentucky Road [Photograph].
Known as the “Niagara of the South,” the Cumberland Falls near Corbin, Kentucky make for a nice stopover spot after a long day in the car. Eaves, Chris (Sept.
“Just one more stop,” I said, apologizing to the family as I pulled onto the shoulder of the road. The fence. The barn. The poofball weeds. The clouds. The