Engineers View Chicago White Sox US Cellular Field BW

Engineers View Chicago White Sox US Cellular Field In Black And White.

From The Series Chicago IL.

This view is the Southwest (Home... more

by Thomas Woolworth

Title

Engineers View Chicago White Sox US Cellular Field BW

Artist

Thomas Woolworth

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

Engineers View Chicago White Sox US Cellular Field In Black And White.

From The Series Chicago IL.

This view is the Southwest (Home plate) facade of the ball park.

This artwork was sold as a Shower Curtain to a buyer from Michigan City, IN.

This artwork was sold as a 36.00 x 24.00 Luster Photo Paper to a buyer from Caledonia, MI.

This artwork was sold as a 14.00 x 9.50 Glossy Finish Canvas to a buyer from Lincolnshire, IL.

This artwork was sold as a 36.00 x 24.00 Luster Photo Paper to a buyer from Rockford, IL.

This artwork was sold as a 24.00 x 16.00 Glossy Finish Canvas to a buyer from Downers Grove, IL.

This artwork was sold as a 16 x 20 Luster Photo Paper to a buyer from Phoenix, AZ.

This artwork was sold as a 24.00 x 16.00 Luster Photo Paper to a buyer from Geneva, IL.

This Photograph and over 375 other Chicago sports images can be found in my Fine Arts America Chicago Sports gallery.

This image was taken during a October train ride on the Chicagoland Metra SouthWest Service Line. The ride started from the 175th Street train station in Orland Park, IL to the end of the line at Union Station Chicago, IL.

You can also find a very large selection of Chicago Photographic images and Chicago Artwork in my Fine Art America galleries of Chicago Sports, Chicago In Black And White, Chicago Trump Tower, Chicago Sears Willis Tower, Aerial of Chicago The High Noon series and Chicago IL galleries.

This image is a member of my Fine Art America Trains gallery were you can view over 580 additional Train related artwork.

From my eyes, through the view finder to the click of the shutter. I hope you enjoy these moments in time that have been captured.

This photograph has been Digitally Enhanced to help this image to be considered a unique moment in time.

Note: If an image has the Fine Art America (FAA) watermark in the lower right hand corner it will NOT appear on any print you purchase.

Abbreviations used in some image titles include: BW = Black and white; Composite(s) = 2 or more images; HDR = High-dynamic-range imaging; Mixed = Multiple layers were used; PA = Photo Art; Raised = The image was extruded; SQ = Square Format and SC = Selective Coloring.

FYI: Since 2013 ALL Photographs were taken with a 24MP digital camera, Rolled In The Tube Art Print (poster) image sizes of 60 inches and up to 96x49 are available for many of these Art Prints.

Stop by and check out some of Thomas Woolworth Photographic artwork on Fine Art America.
With over 12,800 Images, in over 250+ Virtual Photographic Galleries you will find many subjects of personal interest.

If you have additional time leave a comment or review some of the 21,500+ comments that are attached to his artwork.

Also on Thomas Woolworth Fine Art America site you can explore dozens of my Photographic Series including: Chicago; The Photo Art series; The Walt Disney World series; The Collage series and The Mirror Image series to name just a few.

Thomas Woolworth
Fine Art America Member since September 21st, 2011.
Many of Thomas Woolworth Photographs and artwork are in private collections throughout the world.
Those locations currently include: Australia; Bahrain; Belgium; Canada; China; Fenland; France; Germany; Guam; India; Malaysia; New Zealand; Norway; Russia Federation; Spain; Switzerland; United Kingdom and 49 states of the United States of America.

Professional Photographer (since 1977), Owner V'CAD Support (since 1987) now Retired,
Macintosh/Apple Graphical Consultant 25 years now Retired.
A FileMaker Pro Database Designer and Developer of solutions including My Business 101+ Plus since 1990 now Retired and
Building Rehabilitation Specialist for the WSNPA (West Suburban Neighborhood Preservation Agency) with over 300 buildings rehabbed from 1979 to 1986 now Retired.

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November 16th, 2014