Chicago Day and Night

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sury
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Chicago Day and Night

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These were taken with Sigma 28-200 on A700 in Chicago last September.....

This one is during day time on the same day....
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This one is a 4 second exposure on a windy day. Let the camera sit on the bridge railing and hoping that there is gust of wind.... :lol:
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I really like that Night shot - the only thing moving is the boat :) Love the view of those lit up sky scrappers.
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Great scenes sury, with the prominent building on the right in both photos, is that a department store or a shopping mall on the bottom levels? I like the attractive walkway along both sides of the river a really impressive layout.
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Birma, Greg, Thank you.
Greg, That is an office building (I think) with walkway along the river and below the walkway is a restaurant with riverfront/riverview windows.

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