Covenant Eyes Photography

Covenant Eyes Photography Our photographers are interested in the people, places, and thing that create memories. Being in fin I will be posting my scale of remuneration very soon.

First off, this page is meant to edify people and to please your sense of sight and your nostalgia. That being said, I need to eat, so I need to charge for the use of my work and art. I am available for Family and corporate portraits, weddings, corporate events, family events and anything else you can think of! My "fine Art" photos are all for sale. I will only print 50 of anyone photo, but in sma

ll pixel size that are hard to print, but look good as screen savors, I will sell as many as I can. Please note that all photos are reduced in pixel size to protect them and I hold the copy right to all of them - Paul J. Keenon © Covenant Eyes Photography. You will be able to copy them but it is still theft if you do. They will not be of much use at the small size they are. I have the original in a much larger size if you choose to purchase them. In the mean time I hope you enjoy them....PJ Keenon

Don’t forget to vote for your favorite in West Chicago’s America 250 Summer Art Banner Exhibit! ......MINE:  #17 It is c...
07/30/2026

Don’t forget to vote for your favorite in West Chicago’s America 250 Summer Art Banner Exhibit! ......MINE: #17 It is called "Miss WeGo Up and Away!" and it is a photo of the fighter jet on Rt. 59 in West Chicago. The banner is just East of the Public Library on Turner Ct.

There’s still time to take a stroll through Downtown West Chicago and explore the 2026 Summer Art Banner Exhibit!
Enjoy the outdoor gallery along Main Street and Turner Court, featuring 26 vibrant, original artworks created by talented regional artists. This year’s theme, Red, White, Blue / Rojo, Blanco, Azul, celebrates creativity and community in honor of America 250.

⭐ The exhibit will remain on display through the last week of August, so be sure to visit downtown, celebrate local art, and cast your vote before it's too late!

After submissions are received, they are judged with a select number being chosen to be entered in the WeGo Art Banner Exhibit. The selected artworks are then reproduced on large-scale streetlight pole banners that are then put on display throughout the City's downtown.

Throughout the exhibit, the public is invited to participate in voting for their favorite artwork. The artwork with the most votes, is recognized as the "People's Choice" Recipient for that year's exhibit. Vote here for your favorite art banner .

Banner Information-
Banner Number 17
Banner Name Miss WeGo - Up and Away!
Artist Paul Keenon
Address 213 Turner Ct

Click here to vote for your favorite- https://arcg.is/0LP5GC

A promotional poster features a U.S. Air Force aircraft with a patriotic red, white, and blue paint scheme, highlighting the title 'Red, White, Blue/Rojo, Blanco, Azul | 2026,' the artwork 'Miss WeGo—Up and Away!' by Paul Keenon, and logos for the Cultural Arts Commission and another organization.

Chicago!....PJ
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Chicago!....PJ

People!....PJ
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People!....PJ

07/26/2026
Morton Arboretum....coming soon to a place near you....snow....PJ
07/16/2026

Morton Arboretum....coming soon to a place near you....snow....PJ

Winter is coming , you can bet on it....PJ
07/16/2026

Winter is coming , you can bet on it....PJ

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I'm so old that I've loaded film into a Kodak camera, carefully wound it forward after every picture, and then waited a week to discover my thumb was covering half the shot.

Back then, taking pictures wasn't something you did fifty times a day. Every photo mattered because film cost money. You had a limited number of shots, so you actually thought before pressing the button. Then came the long wait. You dropped the film off at the drugstore, spent days wondering how the pictures turned out, and finally opened that envelope like it was Christmas morning.

Of course, that's when you'd discover someone blinked, somebody walked into the frame, the picture was blurry, or your thumb had somehow become the star of the entire roll. There were no filters, no editing tools, and definitely no deleting mistakes. What you got was what you got.

Funny thing is, those imperfect photos are often the ones we treasure most today. They captured real moments, real people, and a time when memories couldn't be viewed instantly. You had to wait for them—and somehow that made them feel even more special.

02/27/2026

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