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I started a blog a few years ago and have written thousands of words, and taken thousands of pictures to go with those words. If I could start all over again the blog would be just pictures because each picture is worth a thousand words and I don't have to worry about spelling them correctly. By Teresa Boardman Email: teresa(at)Tboardman.com 651.216.4603Find Me . . .or not
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Robert and West 7th

Another shot from a moving car. This is West 7th street and Robert. There isn’t much traffic because it was taken on a Sunday morning. This is such an ordinary scene for me. I see it almost every day. We … Continue reading
6th street transit station

I mentioned in yesterday’s post that I was up on a roof with a wide angle lens. this isn’t what I was there to shoot but I liked the view. Kellogg blvd. is to the left and I managed to … Continue reading
In the Mississippi
Clouds

This was too much fun. The 4th of July was one of those muggy cloudy days with big dark clouds. The photo is made from three bracketed shots and I gave it the most extreme HDR treatment that I could … Continue reading
Construction

A couple of days ago someone asked me where the new light rail line will go. It is going down 4th street and wow I have to say downtown is a mess. This is why I like to take my … Continue reading
After it rains

It was hot and muggy out and then it rained. This is one of the bridges in Chicago crossing the Chicago river. I had a nice time with my friend Todd walking, talking and taking photos.
Posted in Architecture, Urban
Tagged Bridge, Buildings, city, landscape, old, River, travel
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