Christening

Loomer

Hearty

Downtown

Armitage and Clark, facing south, toward downtown.

Perseverance

Sycamore in Kenwood.

Heartless

Bebe-Watching

State Street and Van Buren.

Ridden

Flasher

Not that you'd immediately divine this, but this was a fire truck going by, lights flashing. I shook the camera to capture the light and motion. I love the intensity of the lights in it.

Light Blizzard.

Flaking Out.

Sign of the Times

A shame I can't get Blogger to right this picture. Ah, well.

Spot the Looney

There's a local graffiti artist (?) who goes by the alias of "LOONY" -- you can see his work all over the place. This particular big was behind a billboard. It amused me, so I captured it.

I'm With Stupid

I came across this hanger in the Target parking lot, and loved how, upside down (how I originally saw it) called to mind a pointing finger, in this case, one that pointed toward the Target where I was headed. "This Way" it seemed to say. Who am I to argue with a hanger?

Voila!

There, I just did it. I made a couple additional photoblog locations, so I effectively tripled the amount of space where I can post pictures, as required. Getting a bit ahead of myself, I suppose, but so what? Better safe than sorry -- or, as my mom always would say, "Better to have and not need than need and not have."

Oh, and following are a couple more photographs, for your trouble....

Bike

I liked the garland on the bike basket. Thought it looked kinda cool. Don't know who owns the bike, but it's a nice touch, anyway. Did they add it themselves, or just find the bike that way? I'll never know.

I remembered why I haven't photoblogged in awhile -- ever since Blogger put a limit on the number of images you can upload, I recall being bothered by that. In the early Blogger days, you could just put as many as you wanted, no ceiling. The ceiling irked me.

But I suppose there are ways around it. Muahaha....

Long, long overdue

900 North Michigan

Pandamonium

Ice Cycles

Another one where I didn't want to flip it, because it would reduce the resolution of the image.