Showing posts with label Baseball. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baseball. Show all posts
9.02.2013
Comerica Park
Here is another lovely little picture of a gorgeous ball park. The original of this measures 18" x 36", so it's another for enlargement and hanging in my apartment. It took me a while to shoot all the smaller pictures that make up the entire image, and the security guy started to get annoyed, cause he thought I was trying to sneak into better seats. Anyway, I love this photograph, so it was worth it!
8.07.2013
My Internship in Chicago
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| The Pritzker Pavilion (Designed by Frank Gehry) at Millenium Park |
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| The Famous Wrigley Field (Cubs vs. Cardinals on July 11, 2013) |
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| The Marina City Towers as seen from the cupola of the Jeweler's Building. |
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| Crown Hall at IIT (Designed by Mies van der Rohe) |
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| The John Hancock Tower (Designed by S.O.M.). It's my favorite building in Chicago. |
This summer I interned for an architecture firm in Chicago. I was able to capture some wonderful moments with my camera. While this is certainly not close to an adequate sampling of my summer, it is some of what I have been able to go through and put together. It was an incredible experience, and I hope I can make it back to Chicago in the near future. It will always hold a special place in my heart, no matter where I end up.
Labels:
Architecture,
Baseball,
Cardinals,
Cards,
Chicago,
Chicago Cubs,
Concert,
Corncob Towers,
Crown Hall,
Cubs,
IIT,
Marina Towers,
Millenium Park,
Pritzker,
SOM,
St. Louis,
St. Louis Cardinals,
Summer,
Wrigley Field
Location:
Chicago, IL, USA
7.27.2012
Denver, Co.
I took a trip with my friends to Denver, Colorado for a baseball game a few weekends ago. We live in Salt Lake City, so unfortunately, no MLB closer than Denver. I'm a Phillies fan, while my other friends are more or less Rockies fans (some of them are, some aren't). Anyway, we made quite a trip of it, and in the three days we were gone, we saw a lot of awesome stuff--foremost being the Denver Art Museum (at least in my mind).
I took some HDR photographs of the Denver Art Museum, and the Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum that we also toured. We went there cause there was a 3/4 scale X-Wing on display (Spoiler Alert: It wasn't a trap!).
The Phillies won, of course, and the second to last picture on this post is of Carlos Ruiz slamming a 3-run homer into center field. Yup, caught it on camera, but I can't see where the baseball is in the shot.
It was a great trip with great friends. I'm glad we could find the time to go.
Labels:
Airplanes,
Architecture,
Baseball,
Colorado,
Denver,
Denver Art Museum,
Libeskind,
MLB,
Phillies,
Rockies,
Star Wars,
Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum,
X-Wing
Location:
Denver, CO, USA
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