Nick Ulivieri | 6.22.11 Many thanks to @acmillerphoto for suggesting Carbide & Carbon for #ChicagoLandmarks! -click to enlarge- The Carbide & Carbon building sits on some prime real estate on Chicago’s Michigan Ave. Built in 1929, this Art-Deco gem…
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I was leaving Navy Pier on Wednesday, when I saw a seagull perched atop the mooring anchor for a ship’s docking ropes. I figured I’d try and get one last photo before I left. I set my focus point and…
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Nick Ulivieri | 6.10.11 So I’ve decided to start a new feature on my blog, #ChicagoLandmarks. As part of an ongoing project I’m working on (still in its infancy) I’ll be heading all over this city over the coming months…
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Nick Ulivieri | 5.12.11 -Click to enlarge- Check out my updated storm gallery on Flickr – from May 11th & 12th Not much else to say but..,WOW! The storm that rolled in last night was an amazing…
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Nick Ulivieri | May 6, 2011 -Click to enlarge- If you caught my previous post. “Hanging above the BNSF tracks” you probably know I take a lot of rail-yard pictures. In addition to taking pictures of trains, I’ve also been…
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Nick Ulivieri | May 3, 2011 I think it is safe to say spring has officially “sprung” in the Chicagoland area. Despite the cooler-then-normal temperatures and wicked weather we had last week, the sun is finally shining and it appears…
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Nick Ulivieri | April 28, 2011 My balcony hangs over the BNSF tracks…literally. If I jumped from the railing I could probably land top of a locomotive or boxcar. I haven’t tried it yet, but if I ever need to…
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Nick Ulivieri | April 12, 2011 -Click to enlarge- This past March, my girlfriend and I took a much needed vacation to Puerto Vallarta. We stayed at the Garza Blanca Resort which is about 20 minutes south of the…
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Nick Ulivieri | April 11, 2011 -click to enlarge- My father has been a hunter for as long as I can remember and my younger brother has been going with him for a long time too. For me, I…
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Nick Ulivieri | April 4, 2011 (UPDATED April, 2020) Lightning is an “atmospheric discharge of electricity accompanied by thunder… A leader of a bolt of lightning can travel at speeds of 22,000 mph, and can reach temperatures approaching 54,000 °F ” From: Wikipedia. The rest…
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