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  • Gnome Knoll

    Gnome Knoll

    Another in my skiing Santa gnome series. I was taking a continuing education photography course at the time and didn’t have any studio lights. Still, this little guy never fails to bring a smile to my face. Eaves, Chris (Nov. 7, 2008). Gnome Knoll [Photograph]. Schaumburg, Illinois. Shot on a Canon Digital Rebel XTi at…

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  • Be It Enacted…

    Be It Enacted…

    Then Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn used the Chicago Greenfest to announce a pilot program regarding energy usage at governmental buildings throughout the state. Eaves, Chris (May 22, 2010). Be It Enacted… [Photograph]. Chicago, Illinois. Shot on a Canon 40D at 140mm, 1/125 sec., f2.8, ISO500

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  • Stopp

    Stopp

    Stopp! And appreciate this gauge, which is located on a U-Boat displayed inside the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. Eaves, Chris (2016-01-19). Stopp [Photograph]. Chicago, Illinois. Shot on a Canon 6D at 50mm, 1/60 sec., f2.2, ISO200

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  • Sentinel III

    Sentinel III

    The final one in my series on the abandoned Guánica lighthouse. This one I keep on my desk at work. Identical shot, but post-processed as a B&W image instead. Eaves, Chris (April 23, 2009). Sentinel III [Photograph]. Puerto Rico, U.S.A. Shot on a Canon Powershot 880IS at 5mm, 1/160 sec., f5.6, ISO80

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  • Sentinel II

    Sentinel II

    A slightly different take on this abandoned structure in Puerto Rico. Eaves, Chris (April 23, 2009). Sentinel II [Photograph]. Puerto Rico, U.S.A. Shot on a Canon Powershot 880IS at 5mm, 1/400 sec., f2.8, ISO80

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  • Sentinel

    Sentinel

    Known as the “Ruinas del Faro de Guánica,” this abandoned Guánica lighthouse dates back to 1893. I’ve named this photo series “Sentinel” in honor of Robustiano Rivera, who served as lighthouse keeper and alerted the local mayor of the invading American fleet back in 1898. Eaves, Chris (April 23, 2009). Sentinel II [Photograph]. Puerto Rico,…

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  • Blending In

    Blending In

    Part of me wants to convert this photo to black & white, but I just can’t give up the beautiful color of the Gulf Coast water. Eaves, Chris (March 26, 2018). Blending In [Photograph]. Destin, Florida. Shot on a Canon 6D at 100mm, 1/250 sec., f8.0, ISO100

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  • Fall Road

    Fall Road

    Another photo of what appears to be an ongoing road series. Eaves, Chris (November 2008). Fall Road [Photograph]. Elk Grove Village, Illinois. Taken on a point-and-shoot disposable black and white camera

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  • Faith

    Faith

    Juneau is a magical town with amazing sights all around it, although sometimes the horizon can be pretty close at hand. Eaves, Chris (July 21, 2007). Faith [Photograph]. Juneau, Alaska. Shot on a Canon Digital Rebel XTi at 80mm, 1/800 sec., f13, ISO400.

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  • Rafters

    Rafters

    Sometimes it pays to look up. I had been working the speakers’ track at Greenfest, and couldn’t resist taking a frame of the rafters and the lights in the beautiful Grand Ballroom at Navy Pier. Eaves, Chris (May 17, 2008). Rafters [Photograph]. Chicago, Illinois. Shot on a Canon Digital Rebel XTi at 80mm, 1/100 sec.,…

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  • Monk Tree

    Monk Tree

    I drive by this location occasionally, and the tree on the plain sometimes looks like a tall monk, standing in meditation. Here it is early in the morning on a beautiful autumnal day. Eaves, Chris (Sept. 30, 2012). Monk Tree [Photograph]. South Barrington, Illinois. Shot on a Canon 40D at 17mm, 1/60 sec., f16, ISO200.

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  • Boston Playtime

    Boston Playtime

    I was impressed by how active Bostonians are, and how their ability to get out and do things after work doesn’t end at the shoreline. Eaves, Chris (April 24, 2018). Boston Playtime [Photograph]. Location. Shot on an LG G7 at 4.03mm, 1/1300 sec., f1.8, ISO50

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  • Epic Creek

    Epic Creek

    “Epic Creek” isn’t really the name of this creek in Yellowstone National Park, but that’s what I’m going to call it, anyway. Eaves, Chris (July 7, 2017). Epic Creek [Photograph]. Yellowstone National Park. Shot on a Canon 6D at 17mm, 1/50 sec., f13, ISO320

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  • Left Leaning

    Left Leaning

    Another shot from that 2008 trip to Canada’s capital. The tower, known as Peace Tower, is so tall (302ft) that craning your neck is almost a given. Eaves, Chris (Sept. 1, 2008). Left Leaning [Photograph]. Ottawa, Canada. Shot on a Canon Digital Rebel XTi at 40mm, 1/50 sec., f22, ISO100

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  • Parliament

    Parliament

    Here’s another photo from our trip to Canada’s capital, this time of the Centre Block. Looking back at these older photos, it’s easy to see the mistakes I made, such as shooting at f22 and having some dust in or on the lens, framing, etc. Eaves, Chris (Sept. 1, 2008). Parliament [Photograph]. Ottawa, Canada. Shot…

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  • Hallowed Halls

    Hallowed Halls

    Walking through the capitol buildings in Ottawa, there’s a moment when the tour goes from Parliament to the Library of Parliament. I loved the color of light in the hallway, the warmth and texture of the ceiling and the cold and shine of the floor. Eaves, Chris (Sept. 1, 2008). Hallowed Halls [Photograph]. Ottawa, Canada.…

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  • Fox Industry

    Fox Industry

    Another in my Fox River series, this one highlighting investment and revitalization along the river. Eaves, Chris (Sept. 7, 2015). Fox Industry [Photograph]. East Dundee, Illinois. Shot on a Canon 6D at 50mm, 1/60 sec., f18, ISO100.

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  • Fox Stack

    Fox Stack

    This smokestack on the Fox River hints at the decades of industry and prosperity the Fox River brought to the entire Fox Valley region. Eaves, Chris (Sept. 7, 2015). Fox Stack [Photograph]. West Dundee, Illinois. Shot on a Canon 6D at 50mm, 1/125 sec., f18, ISO100.

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  • Ticket Please

    Ticket Please

    A period actor dresses the part of conductor on the Mid-Continent Museum’s heritage railroad. Eaves, Chris (May 25, 2008). Ticket Please [Photograph]. North Freedom, Wisconsin. Shot on a Canon Rebel XTi at 17mm, 1/30 sec., f4.0, ISO200.

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  • Chicago River

    Chicago River

    At least on this stretch of the Chicago River, tour boat and pleasure craft have replaced the industrial traffic, and the wonderful architecture of the city shines above the waters. Eaves, Chris (July 20, 2014). Chicago River [Photograph]. Chicago, Illinois. Shot on a Canon 40D at 17mm, 1/400 sec., f10, ISO100.

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