Chicago<br /> <br /> When you can put a world-class cityscape in front of a body of water, you can get some amazing reflections at night.  Throw in a little fast-moving fog and it gets even better.  The John Hancock building (the brightly lit tower near center) was popping in and out of visibility as the fog and clouds drifted past its massive 100-story edifice, so I needed to take a few tries to get a nice mix of visibility and brightly-illuminated fog.  So far this is my favorite image from my mini-vacation to both Chicago and NYC last week, but I still have some hunting to do…<br /> <br /> The image above was digitally stitched together from six separate vertical/portrait shots using a combination of both Lightroom and Photoshop.<br /> <br /> ISO 100, 17mm, f/13, 20s exposure
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