Facing southeast. The Sears/Willis Tower’s antennae or whatever they are, are peeking above the building to the right of the white building in the middle:
Facing northeast. “It’s a Chicago Thing.”:
Facing east, down the Chicago River, off of Michigan Avenue. My favorite photo of the bunch:
Now facing west. That’s the DuSable Bridge on Michigan Avenue:
The front (?) entrance of the Chicago Tribune Tower:
A sculpture on one of the bridgehouses. The Discoverers: Louis Joliet, Jacques Marquette, René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, and Henri de Tonti. I totally copied that text from Wikipedia but added the Oxford comma. Also some native butts:
Another sculpture. Defense depicts Ensign George Ronan in a scene from the 1812 Battle of Fort Dearborn:
The pedestrian side of the bridge that would’ve allowed for a more down-river shot was blocked off for maintenance, so here’s a full-on shot of Trump Hotel, to trigger happiness or trauma, depending on what political scheme you identify with:
One of the entrances to the Field Museum of Natural History:
Nighttime shots. You can see the aforementioned Sears/Willis Tower antennae a lot better here:
