I processed yesterday some photographs from Chicago before I dismantled the darkroom, as I moved everything to the house hoping to set it back soon. Meanwhile, I leave here this three photographs I took on the last Chicago excursion, which I have to say are the first real black and white photos I have made on the city in quite a while. (The last time I recall carrying a camera to the city loaded with b&w was on 2008).
And then I can't avoid to think of Vivian Maier when I look at this photographs.
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Crossing the Chicago River on the "L" (Brown Line). Looking East.
© Flavio Martín Morante_2013
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A person reads the paper in the company of one of Iceland sculptor Steinunn Thórarinsdóttir's "Borders" scultptures. It really makes me think of "Wings of Desire".
© Flavio Martín Morante_2013
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Segway tourists stop at the entrance of the Chicago Art Institute. I look at this picture and think how fast could they go if the lion starts to roar?
© Flavio Martín Morante_2013
Will be back with more black and white photos as soon as I set the darkroom again (or finally get a negative scanner).
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