Here are a few Chicago shots from my past #wednesdaywalks by 
Now that the plague has hit all major cities I don't work downtown anymore and stay out in the suburbs.
It's nice to remember what the city was like before all the madness. Like on this super cold polar vortex day with an amazing sunset.
Or on this nice summer day looking at the Willis tower.
Most winters are pretty cold downtown and the Chicago river likes to freeze over, it really builds character walking in this kind of weather especially in a windy city.
Here is a typical morning commute shot with lots of other office drones walking quickly to their cubicles.
I used to work in the Wrigley building and could get interesting cloud scraper shots of the Trump building.
The city always had a new color scheme going for each month. I think this purple represents some kind of cancer awareness theme.
Here's a shot between the Langham and the Trump Hotel. The buildings always bend when you try and take panoramas of them.
Here is a nice gloomy fall shot looking off in the distance of where Jussie Smollett staged his hate crime on himself lol what a tool.
This is an early spring shot where the days were still short and it gets dark at 5pm on my way home to the train station.
Who knows if things will ever get back to normal. I might just be featuring suburban #wednesdaywalks from now on.