The snow is still lingering around for #wednesdaywalk by @tattoodjay here in Chicagoland. These poor forgotten bikes got a good covering of it out in suburbia.
The fresh snow also clumped up nicely on the branches creating a minimalistic veiny texture.
Fortunately it is actually getting warmer here and in the city all the snow and ice has melted leaving plenty of fog.
The corncob condo buildings look nice and ominous in this gloomy weather.
The Wrigley building looks like a scene out of Gotham city in Batman. The gloom complements the abandoned city pretty well.
Here's the entrance to the south half of the Wrigley building. I like the architecture of yesteryear way better than the modern stuff.
Here is some utilitarian 70s era architecture on a bridge that leads to the Wrigley building (on the far right). You can kind of see the classical Tribune building hidden in the fog behind the ugly building in the middle.
Now for some utilitarian modern architecture. All glass and shine with the Langham on the left and Trump Tower on the right.
Here's a mish mash of generic looking skyscrapers getting enveloped in the fog. You can see the corncob building on the left.
Finally a view of the new twisty building way in the back getting hidden by fog. In the evening the lights look extra glowy on a foggy day.
Soon in a couple more weeks I'll have some nice sunshine picture for #wednesday walk but in the meantime it will probably be more gloooooom.