Photography by John W. Sisson, Jr. | Documentary Photography | Chicago Illinois USA : _Portfolios

_Portfolios Galleries

Germany & Italy, 2005 : Click any image to open a larger view. Click here to return to the start of the gallery.

Germany & Italy, 2005

Twenty-Two Chicago : Click any image to open a larger view. Click here to return to the start of the gallery.

Twenty-Two Chicago

Pilsen Portraits : Click any image to open a larger view. Click here to return to the start of the gallery.

Pilsen Portraits

Abandoned Shoes : They turn-up in pairs, often neatly placed one beside the other. They are left on trash cans rather than in them, and in places where they will be easily found. They seem to be abandoned with the hope that someone else will be able to use them.
Click any image to open a larger view. Click here to return to the start of the gallery.

Abandoned Shoes

Ireland, 2006 : Ireland and Northern Ireland, September and October 2006

UmbrellaPeople : Click any image to open a larger view. Click here to return to the start of the gallery.

A Disruptive Fog : A Disruptive Fog (or a hogshead full of vapor called memory)
A collaborative multi-media movement and sound work by Mark Booth (sound artist)
and Karen Christopher (movement artist) and John W. Sisson, Jr. (photographer).

A Disruptive Fog

A Line That I Followed :

A Line That I Followed

Rhinofest 2010 Prints : Photographs of Performance in Chicago 2009 | Currently on display at:
Rhinofest 2010 | January 22 to February 14, 2010
Prop Theatre | 3502 North Elston Avenue, Chicago | http://www.rhinofest.com/

Rhinofest 2010 Prints

Transistor Portfolio : Photography currently on display at:
TRANSISTOR: Art | Electronics | Music | Books
5045 N. Clark Street, Chicago | http://www.transistorchicago.com/

Transistor Portfolio

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