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July 29, 2010

Photo of the day: "Lower Wacker Dr.," by Marsin Iskra

Lower Wacker Dr., by Marsin Iskra

Today's photo of the day is entitled "Lower Wacker Dr.," and is by Marsin Iskra. Marsin is based here in Chicago, and as the title indicates, this was taken on Lower Wacker Drive here in the city, one of the many innovations that was brought about by Daniel Burnham's 1909 Plan of Chicago. Marsin is actually a professional photographer; do make sure to stop by his nice website to learn more.

Don't forget that I actually maintain a whole page of favorite photographs over at Flickr, for those who would like to see more. To express an interest in having your own work featured, just drop me a line at cclapcenter [at] gmail.com.

Filed by Jason Pettus at 8:00 AM, July 29, 2010. Filed under: Photography | Profiles |