Creative Challenge - Part II

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Chicago Digital Photography Meetup - Creative Challenge, Part I

The Chicago Digital Photography Meetup Group meets regularly around the city to take pictures. It is a great way to learn more about Chicago and to socalize with others who enjoy photography.

April 18 was a Creative Challenge on the campus of Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. We were given a list of 12 words and we set loose to capture those words in pictures.

Here is a sample of words and my photographs from the Meetup.

COLORFUL - Flowers

COLORFUL - Redwing Blackbird
COLORFUL - Rocks

VOID

Northshore Sculpture Park - Shadow

Shadow
Lucy Slivinski




Made of steel chains

Northshore Sculpture Park - Second Breath

Second Breath
Ted Gall

The Northshore Sculpture Park is located along McCormick Blvd in Skokie (a northwest suburb of Chicago). This 2 mile long park contains over 60 large scale sculptures. Some are part of a permanent collection, others are for sale. The diversity of style and materials is amazing.

Click on the title of the piece to see additional pictures.

Northshore Sculpture Park - Sun Worshiper

Sun Worshiper
Ted Gall

Northshore Sculpture Park - The Fairie Circle

The Northshore Sculpture Park is located in Skokie along the north channel of the Chicago River. There are over 60 pieces of sculpture located in the 2 mile long park.

The Fairie Circle
Mark Chatterley

Sunday Morning - Alfred Caldwell Lily Pools & Gardens

A quiet surprise greeted me early Sunday morning at the lily pools in Lincoln Park. A graceful blue heron searching for a relaxing breakfast.

The Alfred Caldwell Lily Pools & Gardens are part of the Lincoln Park Conservancy located in Lincoln Park located along the shore of Lake Michigan.

For more about the Lily Pools & Gardens, click here.

NAPP Photo Walk 2008 - Lincoln Park, Chicago

The National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) sponsored Photo Walk 2008, a world wide event on Saturday, August 23.




For more information about the Photo Walk, click here.