Chicago

Sitting on the southern shores of Lake Michigan (one of America’s Great Lakes), Chicago is the 3rd largest city in the USA and home to over 9 million people. A city of many names, perhaps the most famous being the ‘Windy City’, with no explanation needed. Its skyline is as well known as that of New York, a vast panorama of skyscrapers, with the Sears Tower (Willis Tower) an icon of the city since 1973, and at the time the tallest building in the world.

Other well-known landmarks of the Chicago skyline are the John Hancock Center, the Trump International Hotel and Tower and 35 East Wacker Drive.

  • Fine Art Photography Collection at CNA Hardy

    Fine art photography Corporate clients often approach me for fine art photography for their offices. I was recently commissioned to provide images for CNA Hardy, the specialist commercial insurance provider. CNA Hardy have their European headquarters at 20 Fenchurch Street (‘the Walkie Talkie’). The CNA team wanted art for their walls at very large scale.…

    Fine Art Photography Collection at CNA Hardy
  • John Hancock Center, Chicago Skyline

    Panoramic photography of the Chicago Skyline looking towards the John Hancock Center by Will Pearson. These panoramas are created at a massive resolution and are ideal for large-scale prints, interior architecture and street furniture.

    John Hancock Center, Chicago Skyline
  • East Wacker Drive Chicago Night Cityscape

    Chicago cityscape panorama showing the view along the Chicago River with Marina City Towers and the John Hancock Center in view on the skyline. Panoramic photography by Will Pearson.

    East Wacker Drive Chicago Night Cityscape
  • City Rooftops, Chicago

    Panoramic view across the rooftops of Chicago. Prominent landmarks include the Sears Tower (now known as Willis Tower), 35 East Wacker (The Jewelers Building) Marina City Towers and down onto the Chicago River flowing out to Lake Michigan.

    City Rooftops, Chicago
  • Sears Tower Skyline, Chicago

    Chicago skyline panorama showing the view along the Chicago River and East Wacker, visible in the cityscape are the Sears Tower and the Marina City Towers with the Jewellers Building in the foreground. Panoramic photography by Will Pearson.

    Sears Tower Skyline, Chicago
  • Millennium Park, Chicago

    Millennium Park is known to the locals as ‘Downtown Chicago’s front lawn’ and it is part of Grant Park within the Chicago Loop area. Millennium Park Chicago is a major venue for free concerts in the city. This virtual tour shows the view underneath the state of the art sound system attached to the stainless…

    Millennium Park, Chicago
  • BP Bridge, Millennium Park

    The BP Bridge (properly known as the BP Pedestrian Bridge) runs from the Millennium Park to Daley Bicentennial Plaza both within Grant Park, Chicago. The bridge was designed by Frank Gehry (the architect for the Guggenheim Museums) in deconstructivist style. The bridge is 935 feet (285 metres) long and snakes around, forming a sound barrier…

    BP Bridge, Millennium Park
  • East Wacker Drive, Chicago 360

    This 360 virtual tour was captured on the impressive Wacker Drive in Chicago, USA. Looking closely at the sides of the river shows you what’s so different about Wacker Drive – it’s double (and at one point even triple) decked. This feature has made Wacker Drive a popular film location for car chases and you…

    East Wacker Drive, Chicago 360
  • Cloud Gate by Anish Kapoor

    Anish Kapoor, the British born sculptor, won the competition for the sculpture in Millennium Park Chicago, on the AT&T Plaza, beating other luminaries of the art world such as Jeff Koons. His work, titled ‘Cloud Gate’ is affectionately known to native Chicagoans as ‘the Bean’. Cloud Gate’s scale is impressive – 20 metres long by…

    Cloud Gate by Anish Kapoor
  • Chicago from Lake Michigan

    Chicago panorama looking across the Lake Michigan waterfront towards Chicago, encompassing the John G. Shedd Aquarium, the Sears Tower, John Hancock Centre and many more of Chicago’s most prominent landmark buildings.

    Chicago from Lake Michigan