#naperville

[toliveforever]

[inkymole]

New seriously analogue December cover work for Naperville Magazine out this week! Print + digital editions.

Client Britney didn't want an overtly 'Christmassy' cover, rather a colourful and joyful, seasonal cover celebrating some of the best things Naperville - an area of Chicago - has to offer, so out came all the pens. I think we succeeded 😊

[confusedjudge]

Eridan Ampora is from Naperville Illinois i will not elaborate

[papashittycams]

Leica M3, Zeiss 50mm f/2, Fuji 200, Arista C41

Color film test with the Leica M3

[env0writes]

A Gust of Words Vol. 4, 8.5.24 “Midwest Emo"

@env0writes C.Buck   Ko-Fi & Venmo: @Zenv0 Support Your Local Artists!   Photo by @env0

I went to the station on Fifth Avenue Walked under the tracks And stared at the far side As on those Amtrak rails I heard the engine whistle As life passed me by Through inch thick glass The world yellowed Like likewise hued old-pages Fluttering across the train yard Leaving me behind on its way Into the city It is a long way to walk

[20th-century-railroading]

CB&Q F7 168C

Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad F7 168C eastbound at Naperville, Illinois on May 22, 1965, Ektachrome by Chuck Zeiler. This locomotive was built in May 1950 (c/n 9699) on EMD Order 3058A and traded in by BN for a SD45 in August 1970, never receiving a BN road number. It was delivered as the rear cab of F7 semi-permenantly coupled A/B/A set 168, one of three pure A/B/A F7 sets on the CB&Q. Although the suffix letters were assigned (and painted in one-inch letters below the word BURLINGTON), they never appeared in the numberboard or on the nose until the A/B/A sets were broken up in the 1960's, and couplers replaced the drawbars.

[darktravelerdeer]

[vlkphoto]

Sphere

Slo-mo movie of a spherical water fountain by the Riverwalk. Naperville, IL.