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- photoHarvey
- This blog is inspired by Felix Jung of 3 years 3 minutes, in which he took a picture a day everyday for 3 years. My goal for this project is to attempt to take at least one picture a day and post a chosen one in the blog. Although this project is art motivated, I'm not necessarily focused on taking exceptional photos but instead meeting my goal. Although I try to have a picture for every single day, real life happens and so sometimes a couple days a week might get skipped, but I try to keep the project on track for as long as possible. I pretty much carry my camera with me everywhere, so a lot of photos are of things I've stumbled upon, places I've been, or things I've seen throughout my day, and this seems to also serve as a way of documenting that.
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- Drawn to the bright lights.
- Abandoned Bible, Grant Park bench.
- Litho rollers, SAIC print department (what's with ...
- Piece of Picasso.
- The Bean at night (and in the rain).
- Peephole in the wall of Clarke's bar section.
- Kid observing the gorilla baby, Lincoln Park Zoo.
- Felix's double-fishnetted legs.
- Trapped.
- Bubbly paint in a stairwell.
- Peaking through the pedestrian walkway on State.
- Alley off of Monroe.
- Pre-dinner mimosa at Clarke's.
- Waiting for the #70 bus.
- Milio's Hair Studio.
- Cold day in the Loop (Check out that steam).
- Exit sign through stained-glass window, DePaul Uni...
- Abandoned carseat, Columbus Dr.
- Clark & Madison.
- Overcast day, Graceland Cemetery.
- Expensive crap at the Marshall Fields flea market.
- Felix's colored lights.
- Revolving door entrance at night, Michigan Av.
- Rainy night along Monroe.
- Wheelbarrow in warehouse yard along North Cherry.
- Southeast entrance near lobby, Union Station.
- Counter and stools at Hollywood Grill.
- Above a revolving door at a restaurant.
- Crystal's hedgehog, Hezekiah.
- Trying to picture snipe a hotel doorman.
- Workman's helmet (and glove?) in front of unopened...
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