The golden light of the late summer afternoon floods along the Chicago River, highlighting buildings, pedestrians, and a small speedboat about to pass under the LaSalle Street Bridge, which was built in 1928, right before The Great Depression.
An “El” train can be seen in the background, barreling along the Wells Street corridor, and we even have a bird floating above it all.
I love the architecture of the towers as well, and really need to learn about them on my next architectural tour.
I’ll admit it, this is my favorite idyllic representation of Chicago. And one of my earliest digital captures.
