Chicago River Blue Hour...  Waves crash along the shore of the Chicago River. Winter is definitely here and today was the first day below freezing that we have had this fall. Even with the chilly weather, the storm clouds over the city enticed me to head out and shoot. I hunkered down and tried to keep warm as I waited patiently for each boat to pass and create some mystic waves. After a long day of shooting in the studio, it was nice to get out and clear my head, with just the wind, passing trains, and other sounds of the city in the background.
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