This sculpture is affectionately called "The Bean", located in Millennium Park in downtown Chicago. It's official name is "Cloud Gate", by Anish Kapoor. I love how the skyline is reflected in the sculpture. Obviously this was taken during the summer. If you were to walk by it today, there would be snow on the ground and snow flurries in the air!
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I am gob-smacked by the design of that building, Pat. It must be really something to walk in under there AND to be able to see a teensy weeny version of yourself walking over the roof.
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That is one wild sculpture. Looks like it might "bake" you with solar radiation in the summer. We could use a little warm about now.
ReplyDeleteI do like your photo.
That is one funky reflection! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteLove that reflection. It's pretty awesome.
ReplyDeleteHow cool!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing sculpture. You find some of the neatest things in your travels.
ReplyDeleteIt is awesome. Looking at the photo, it looks like a giant bike helmet.
ReplyDeleteI already saw this wonderful sculpture on TV!(I'm in France..)
ReplyDeleteI always found it great. And it's true that nothing can be more perfect for this theme: the whole sculpture offers the biggest reflection that can be found! Great shot!
Oh the 'bean' is fantastic! The skyline looks fantastic and so do the distorted people! Wonderful reflection!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the best photos of this sculpture I've seen. You can clearly see the 'bean' shape and the city skyline. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool, love it. Makes me wonder how they made it. I mean that is super sharp.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear that you have snow.
That's a great reflection. The sculpture looks like a grounded UFO!
ReplyDeleteLove that sculpture and the excellent reflections you caught on it!
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted to see this. My one trip to Chicago several years ago was for work and I was stuck in a hotel or conference room the entire time.
ReplyDeleteawesome! Otin sent me. i love you already.
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool. I love seeing your pictures. They take me everywhere. Happy Holidays.
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Wow that is awesome, excellent shot.
ReplyDeleteAll the best
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Regina In Pictures
what an amazing sculpture! I can imagine it looking very pretty in the snow too!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool. I could get carried away taking pictures of that. I wonder what the snowy reflections would look like.
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection shot Pat.