The brachiosaurus model is four-stories high and 72 feet long. It's on loan from the Chicago Field Museum (another favorite place of mine).
03 December, 2009
Brachiaosaurus Spotted in Chicago's O'Hare Airport
I had the opportunity to fly through Chicago's O'Hare Airport three times this year. One of my favorite sights at the Terminal is the brachiosaurus in the B concourse of Terminal 1.
The brachiosaurus model is four-stories high and 72 feet long. It's on loan from the Chicago Field Museum (another favorite place of mine).
The brachiosaurus model is four-stories high and 72 feet long. It's on loan from the Chicago Field Museum (another favorite place of mine).
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7 comments:
Super new header and fabulous shots .. it seems the people on the way to/from planes dont pay any attention to the brachiasosaurus ... their loss
Wow, that thing is SO Big! I'll have to look for it in the spring when I fly thru O'Hare. Great captures. Most people weren't even looking up.
Love the way the ceiling detail becomes a part of the ribs of the dino! Great compositions!
Fantastic shot. What a massive size!
This is really impressive. Fantastic photos!
Having most of the photo black and white and the dots of color at the bottom makes this photo extremely dramatic. Who would believe that an airport could look so good. Between the dino and the light tunnel, O'Hare gets a big +++++ in my book and your photography gets the +++++ to match!
Jan
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Chicago O'Hare International Airport is a major airport located in the northwestern-most corner of Chicago, Illinois, United States, 17 miles northwest of the Chicago Loop. It serves as the primary and largest hub for United Airlines and as a hub for American Airlines. It is operated by the City of Chicago Department of Aviation, associated with an umbrella regional authority.
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