Marcin WicharyChicago in Chicago
Reunited with my fav Chicago bridge! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinzie_Street_railroad_bridge
The typography on the vintage Quincy loop elevated station, restored to resemble its former 19th-century glory.
Contrast with the more modern equivalent and (I think) still the house style of Chicago’s Transit Authority.
Alright, so this was a lot more fun than I expected. (Even though the weather is bad.)
I think that stack must have been shortened; the name of the street is Belmont.
Forgot what it’s like to live somewhere where you can watch seasons fight with each other.
Scott Jenson
Jonas Downey
McSquank ain't feeling it
Tina 
Victoria
Phillygirl@mwichary I love these.
Kim Slawson@mwichary nice example of the classical variant of U! I’m surprised it’s like that in signage, because I thought U began widespread use in the 1600s
Madopal@mwichary You should go down to the Central Manufacturing District (https://chicagology.com/centralmanufacturing/). I'd love to see your shots from there. If you do, be sure to head west on Ashland from Pershing down to the clock tower at Damen. I got this prized drone shot from there. (The other is some Terra Cotta at the top of the Shoreland in Hyde Park).
@madopal Thanks! I remember reading about it long ago. Is it safe to wonder there on foot?
@mwichary I want to make a 3D printable model of the Fields sign, I'm reminded every time I pass it.
It should also be in the font pack with Starsiak
@mwichary Nice hizzoner you found there!
Adam Cook
Sara Joy 
FULNOT MAKRET DISRTICT
nleanba 
@mwichary big fan of "elmo laundry" tho
beautiful pictures as usual🤩
veader@mwichary The second picture of the alley way and shadows... lovely. Especially that doorway/overhang which causes the break in the shadow (lower left)
Brilliantcrank@mwichary I love that they still do this.
SamuelJohnson@mwichary crazy and... surely a bit early
How it all began (for Joe Biden's ancestor and many others)
Joël Franušić@mwichary if you haven’t seen The Fugitive (1993) recently, I highly recommend it as it’s set in Chicago and has a scene with the green river!
mwichary (@[email protected])
@[email protected] “If they can dye the river green today, why can't they dye it blue the other 364 days of the year?”