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thewingedword) wrote2007-04-19 03:46 pm
thewingedword) wrote2007-04-19 03:46 pm
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Have some more random peek-atures! Again, I am behind the camera on all of these. Tomorrow I'll upload the ones from Millenium Park, where the first three came from.
View from the street. Thank you *so much*, random guy in the foreground who got in my way. *growls*
It's a very skinny building. Someone called it a "castellated monstrosity studded with saltcellars", I think I remember reading. I have pictures of this and the next building because they survived the Great Fire and are therefore Historic.
This building was the pumping station for the Water Tower, I don't know what it is now. According to Wiki, if this is even actually the pumping station, it now has a giant skyscraper above it and is a shopping mall. I don't really remember.
There was also a sign in front of it that said "lookingglass." Not sure what that means either. One of those things I'll have to find out, I suppose. I don't know how well the picture gets it across, but both this building and the water tower are made of this lovely, grainy-textured, warm yellow-white-creamy stone.
Like that. 'Nother door.
Garden-y thing with some shrubbery. Interesting windows, slightly crooked shot.
Random along-the-sidewalk shot featuring a drainpipe. Why? I don't know. I like the green window frames, though.
View from the street. Thank you *so much*, random guy in the foreground who got in my way. *growls*
It's a very skinny building. Someone called it a "castellated monstrosity studded with saltcellars", I think I remember reading. I have pictures of this and the next building because they survived the Great Fire and are therefore Historic.
This building was the pumping station for the Water Tower, I don't know what it is now. According to Wiki, if this is even actually the pumping station, it now has a giant skyscraper above it and is a shopping mall. I don't really remember.
There was also a sign in front of it that said "lookingglass." Not sure what that means either. One of those things I'll have to find out, I suppose. I don't know how well the picture gets it across, but both this building and the water tower are made of this lovely, grainy-textured, warm yellow-white-creamy stone.
Like that. 'Nother door.
Garden-y thing with some shrubbery. Interesting windows, slightly crooked shot.
Random along-the-sidewalk shot featuring a drainpipe. Why? I don't know. I like the green window frames, though.