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LSD

© Elizabeth A. Zibas

LSD

Uploaded: March 14, 2002 16:11:12

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Lake Shore Drive--Chicago

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Debbie Groff March 16, 2002

I like this picture. Very well done. I've always wanted to travel and see the "Big Cities". Thanks for sharing this one with us. I'm reading a book right now that took place in the 60's in Chicago and well..Just wonderful capture here Betsy. #4232

Elizabeth A. Zibas March 16, 2002

Thank you for your kind comments Debbie, I am most appreciative. Chicago is a wonderful place for architecture. There is so much to discover. Even after living in Chicago for years I haven't even touched the surface. I took a number of photos from this vantage point and will probably posting a few more. I'm glad you enjoyed this view. #6078

Gary H. Minish level-classic May 26, 2019

Exceptional composition and detail in this one! A very impressive cityscape, Betsy! #50985

Connie L. Carpenter May 26, 2019

Wow... I have not seen this one. What a view. Where were you standing to get this shot? I like your title :o).... you're so inventive. #74708

Elizabeth A. Zibas May 26, 2019

Connie, I was standing at the top of the John Hancock bldg--one of two places in Chicago that offers a public skyway view of the city (the other being Sear's tower). I'm not that inventive-- the street I am looking down on is called Lake Shore Drive (with Oak Street Beach on the right)or otherwise affectionately known by the locals as LSD. #74756

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