DDOD Photos

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Since the day I picked up a camera, it's been my mission to share the world through my lens. Since the day I picked up my first camera, photography quickly became a passion of mine that would never go away. There was something about the idea of being able to capture the world around me through the lens of a camera and sharing my work with others that

pulled me in quickly. Whether it's the hustle and bustle of the people in Chicago or the changing of the seasons, the breathtaking cityscape, the beauty of nature, and so much more, there's really nothing you can't capture in a photo. From the equipment I use to the company that prints my photos, every detail in my process has been perfected so you can shop with confidence knowing I stand behind every order. Feel free to look around and welcome to my virtual gallery. I truly hope you enjoy my work.

Chicago has a way of hiding its most beautiful things in plain sight.The Nature Boardwalk Pavilion in Lincoln Park. The ...
06/01/2026

Chicago has a way of hiding its most beautiful things in plain sight.

The Nature Boardwalk Pavilion in Lincoln Park. The city framed inside it.

05/21/2026

It was the off-season. A cold winter night on the North Side.

No games. No crowds. Just the marquee glowing and the street empty for once in its life.

I set up my camera across from the park and waited. Traffic kept cutting through the frame. A car here, a bus there. So I waited some more.

When the street finally cleared, I had about thirty seconds. I made the shot.

Wrigley Field has stood at the corner of Clark and Addison since 1914. It has seen everything this city has to offer. On a quiet winter night with nobody around, it looks like it knows it.

In 1905, Frank Lloyd Wright was hired to redesign the interior of a building he did not design.The Rookery on LaSalle St...
05/20/2026

In 1905, Frank Lloyd Wright was hired to redesign the interior of a building he did not design.

The Rookery on LaSalle Street was already seventeen years old when Wright walked in. What he was asked to do was update the Light Court, a soaring interior atrium at the center of the building, and make it feel modern.

What he actually did was turn a Victorian ironwork and glass space into something that still looks ahead of its time more than a century later.

The light fixtures he specified are still there. Clustered globes of white glass suspended from ornate ironwork in perfect symmetry. They were designed to illuminate a working office atrium. They ended up becoming something closer to sculpture.

Most people who visit the Rookery look up once, take a photo on their phone, and move on.

I have been back more times than I can count.

Where Chicago's past and present share the same frame.The Clark Street Bridge has crossed the Chicago River since 1929. ...
05/19/2026

Where Chicago's past and present share the same frame.
The Clark Street Bridge has crossed the Chicago River since 1929. I shot this on an overcast morning — nobody around, the red ironwork glowing against the glass towers behind it. Old Chicago and new Chicago, together in one composition.
Fine art prints are available in multiple sizes and materials.
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One strong print does more for a room than five small ones ever will.The Honeycomb Pavilion at Lincoln Park — the Chicag...
05/15/2026

One strong print does more for a room than five small ones ever will.

The Honeycomb Pavilion at Lincoln Park — the Chicago skyline perfectly framed through geometric steel arches. Photographed in black and white. Available as a large format canvas that commands a wall the way this building commands its park.

Fine art canvas and paper prints from DDOD Photos.
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Black and white photography does something to Chicago that color can't.It removes the distraction and leaves the structu...
05/13/2026

Black and white photography does something to Chicago that color can't.

It removes the distraction and leaves the structure. The weight of the buildings. The geometry of the bridges. The stillness of the river.

Five prints of the city — the Michigan Avenue bridge corridor, the London Guarantee Building, the Belmont lakefront, the Rookery staircase. All available as canvas or fine art paper.

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There are maybe five buildings in Chicago that stop you cold the first time you walk in.The Rookery is one of them.This ...
05/12/2026

There are maybe five buildings in Chicago that stop you cold the first time you walk in.
The Rookery is one of them.

This is the Light Court ceiling — Frank Lloyd Wright's renovation, photographed in black and white. The geometry, the ironwork, the light. It belongs on a wall that means something.

Fine art canvas and paper prints from DDOD Photos.
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Mother's Day is Sunday.If you still need something — this is it.Almost Spring is a fine art black and white print of the...
05/08/2026

Mother's Day is Sunday.
If you still need something — this is it.
Almost Spring is a fine art black and white print of the Chicago skyline from North Avenue Beach. Two figures small against the Hancock and a dramatic storm sky. Cinematic, quiet, and made to stop a room.
Canvas and paper prints are available now at DDOD Photos.

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Mother’s Day is four days away.If she loves Chicago — the architecture, the ballparks, the lakefront — there is a print ...
05/07/2026

Mother’s Day is four days away.
If she loves Chicago — the architecture, the ballparks, the lakefront — there is a print in my shop that belongs on her wall.
Fine art canvas and paper prints of the city she loves. Multiple sizes. Ships anywhere in the US.

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