“Her life was saved by Rock ‘n’ Roll” photo by unknown photografer. Reblogged from lovevickyx.tumblr.com.

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Photo from the series “The Transparent City” by Michael Wolf.

In early 2007, the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Columbia College Chicago, in collaboration with the U.S. Equities Realty artist-in-residence program, invited Michael Wolf to photograph the Chicago cityscape. Wolf chose to photograph the central downtown area, focusing specifically on issues of voyeurism and the contemporary urban landscape in flux.

See more at Michael Wolf’s website: www.photomichaelwolf.com

An Office Building from the series “Transparent City” by Michael Wolf.

This is Wolf’s first body of work to address an American city. Whereas prior series have juxtaposed humanizing details within the surrounding geometry of the urban landscape, in The Transparent City, his details are fragments of life, digitally distorted and hyper-enlarged, snatched surreptitiously via telephoto lenses: Edward Hopper meets Blade Runner.

See more on Michael Wolf’s website: www.photomichaelwolf.com

A photo by Will Steacy from a project called “Down These Mean Streets”

This is how Will Steacy describes himself on his blog: “I am a writer and photographer living in New York. Some of those who know me might say I am fond of finding old things on the street, shitty bars, a great sandwich, riding my bike, chain smoking, my sleeves are always rolled up, old industrial buildings, RL Burnside, I never answer my phone, a good juke box, 6 cups of coffee a day, hot sauce, French new wave cinema, the back alleys of America, movie theater popcorn, boxing, Philly, bullfighting, Levis before 1933 and cheeseburgers & beer.”

Read more on his blog: willsteacy.blogspot.com

A third photo from the series called “Out of my window” by Gail Albert Halaban.

From the series 'Out of my window' by Gail Albert Halaban

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Another photo from the series called “Out of my window” by Gail Albert Halaban.

From the series 'Out of my window' by Gail Albert Halaban

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I am truly amazed by the photos of Gail Albert Halaban.

From the series 'Out of my window' by Gail Albert Halaban

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