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john sisson > 1 September 2006 Playboy Enterprises Corporate Headquarters Chicago I think Susan Sontag had it right when she said that photography is the only form of art that is surreal by nature.
john sisson > 1 September 2006 Peoria and 18th Street Chicago They have nearly completed demolition of the building across the street from my apartment. This morning, the demo workers are throwing rocks through the remaining windows - they are double-pane gas filled windows (for insulation) and are apparently prone to explode in the course of demolition if not shattered first.
john sisson > 31 August 2006 Lake Street, between State and Wabash Chicago I met Paris today on my lunch break. Well, not really...
john sisson > 30 August 2006 Monroe Harbor, Lake Michigan Chicago
john sisson > 30 August 2006 The Art Institute of Chicago, Michigan and Adams Chicago The woman in the middle with her shoes off was quite amused that I made a bee-line across Michigan avenue to take this photo. I asked first and she laughed when I tried to explain the existential significance of the two empty shoes between the two with feet in them.
john sisson > 28 August 2006 Wabash and Randolph Chicago About 10 seconds after this shot the contents of that puddle were in my shoes and up to my knees thanks to a passing cab. My own fault for not paying attention!
john sisson > 27 August 2006 Taste of Greece Festival, Halsted Street Chicago
john sisson > 27 August 2006 Amber and Lilly Chicago I finally got a nice shot of them napping together.
john sisson > 26 August 2006 Old Chicago Water Tower, Michigan and Chicago Chicago This bird found an unusual roost at the Old Water Tower, about 5 feet from the ground over a spotlight.
john sisson > 25 August 2006 Wacker Drive at Franklin Chicago
john sisson > 25 August 2006 Michigan and Chicago Avenue Chicago I've been fascinated by magazine vendors lately. They all seem to have the same pensive expression, ass if they've been completely overloaded by all the information surrounding them.
john sisson > 25 August 2006 The Signature Lounge, John Hancock Center Chicago The Signature Lounge on the 95th floor of the John Hancock Center is widely regarded as having the best view in the city. This is one of the many places that city natives seldom seem to venture, but visiting relatives provided the perfect opportunity.
john sisson > 24 August 2006 Randolph and Michigan Chicago The Chicago Cultural Center's back door colonnade is my favorite place to hide from the rain.
john sisson > 23 August 2006 Millennium Park Chicago
john sisson > 23 August 2006 Millennium Park Chicago The thing about 'The Bean' sculpture that interests me is not so much the piece itself but the way people interact with it. There's always a huge crowd and everyone is absolutely wrapped by the image of their own reflection. This must be this single most photographed object in all of Chicago.
26 August 2006
Old Chicago Water Tower, Michigan and Chicago
Chicago


This bird found an unusual roost at the Old Water Tower, about 5 feet from the ground over a spotlight.
john sisson > 26 August 2006 Old Chicago Water Tower, Michigan and Chicago Chicago This bird found an unusual roost at the Old Water Tower, about 5 feet from the ground over a spotlight.
26 August 2006
Old Chicago Water Tower, Michigan and Chicago
Chicago


This bird found an unusual roost at the Old Water Tower, about 5 feet from the ground over a spotlight.
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