Twas a beautiful morning along the Fox River Valley today, and I couldn’t resist a few photos of my favorite tree. Here’s an in-the-field version from the camera to
(Pinned Post)Here’s the partner tree mentioned in yesterday’s post. I went wider and increased the depth of field. I love scanning the branches and following all the delicate intricacies.
Sunrise flaring on the lens adds a nice touch to the stillness of the scene. Eaves, Chris (March 29, 2019). Morning in Lincoln Park [Photograph]. Chicago, Illinois. Shot on
A full-color version of a similar photo published here on June 7. One advantage of shooting sunrise shots in winter is you don’t have to get up insanely early
The North Avenue guard house offered a nice setting for a quick pic. Being the offseason, and a workday for many, I had the place nearly to myself. And
After stopping for the low-angle shot, I paused on the bridge over Lake Shore Drive to enjoy a bit more of the lovely lakeshore sunrise. Eaves, Chris (March 29,
Getting up before the break of dawn can be its own reward. Eaves, Chris (Jan. 6, 2016). Metra Sunrise [Photograph]. Palatine, Illinois. Shot on a LGE Nexus 5 at