Audience Of One by bmac62
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Description
...It is difficult to be alone in Chicago but this young woman managed it with apparent ease.
...All in Frank Gehry's lavish Jay Pritzker Pavilion in Millenium Park about two blocks from Lake Michigan.
...photo taken while in the photo-inspiring presence of Chip (chipka), Corey (CoreyBlack) and Tara (auntietk) during our first full day out and about in Chicago a week ago.
Bill:)
"Chicago Lights"

Comments (28)
Very cool candid capture
Awesome capture of this amazing architecture!!!
I wonder at what point she is going to realize it's on TOMORROW! Well seen Bill.
What a gorgeous shot! You know, I attempted to focus on "space" the day after you took this photograph, and I love the whole spaciousness you captured here. That red is amazing. Gorgeous. Elegant! And to top it off, this is so well seen with just one person, sitting and perhaps even enjoying music no one else can hear. Ooooh, I think a story is about to percolate! I can see it now...sort of. Now I just have to write it! But that will come later. Right now I'm gonna just sit back and see this shot again on full zoom. I love the nice business going on in this with the metal, the red seats, the speaker struts above and just the whole, open vibe. This is one rockin' photo!
very impressive place
Well done that woman! Her presence just MAKES this pic, wonderful!
This shot is amazing. I so love the metallic against all the red and I agree with Andrea. That woman really adds to the whole.
I love how you have captured a soft humane element in what other wise would hae been a cold hard metallic image!!!
Interesting building Bill great design and fab capture of it.. First class!
Can't fall out with anyone rattling a bag of potato chips!!
She's either early or late, great shot!!!
Brilliant! As Andrea says, that woman makes the shot. I have nothing close to this picture, although I've got oodles of the area. Amazing ... again ... how people stand in the same place and take totally different shots!
Oddly you can manage to be alone in a big City! As you show here.. lol But got ask and indeed wonder? Did the guy who designed this, drop the plans? Its awful!! But then, as you knoow....lol...I'm not a 'Modern art type of guy.. Quite an amazing shot though, to get a lone person in the big city.. Rob
Wow, what a wonderful capture! I love the architectural details, and the expanse of red seating; the lone person makes it a really moody shot. Well done!
Very nice capture.
Sure she must have needed it...what a feat. Great capture Bill!
fabulous capture
Really wonderful capture, Bill! There's a lot to look at here, and a lot to like! There's a wonderful vibration here between the muted colors of the structure and sky, and the red seats. And the lone figure adds a human element that makes it perfect. Great one, Bill!
Excellent image Hugs Susan~
outstanding image! great work!
I wonder what is going to happen here or has it just happened. A super capture with just this one person amongst all the red. That is an interesting looking building too.
very lovely looking
Great shot. Excellent contrast.
I remember that sea of red chairs --it's quite an amazing sight!!
"The sound of silence" I presume. Nice shot the ediface is definately eyecatching!
Ohhh, I'd not got round to this part of the sculpture. Wonderful image you've made of it. Glad you did and I'm seeing that side now, funny, I feel another trip for a wander round coming on : )
This is really nice, recently while my family from out west was here, they all came and attended one of my daughters orchestra practices, dang it I should have thought to take a photo because we had the entire place to ourselves and it was so fun to see the behind the scenes show, since they never get to attend her live concerts. I really love how you captured this.
Cool contrasts with all that aluminum, concrete and red chairs. Like the POV. Dana