Changing planes at O'Hare
If you are wondering, that strange black bumpy line on the top right of the shot is the vertebrae of some dinosaur, just a little late for a flight. (See the big uncropped picture.)
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I see a coffee table book of airport and hotel photography in your future. This shot is startlingly reminiscent of the architecture of the late and very great Louis Khan. (See "Exeter library," for example.)
Posted by: Scott | July 19, 2005 at 12:13 PM