Gary J Sibio
There are a lot of very nice parks within Chicago’s city limits. They vary in size between one that is only a few feet on each side and is located at the base of an entrance ramp to one of our expressways up to Lincoln Park which runs for more than six miles along the Lake Michigan shoreline on the north side of the city.
One of the nicer parks is Gompers Park which is located at Foster and Pulaski Avenues on the city’s northwest side. It contains two lagoons connected by a small creek. The North Branch of the Chicago River also runs through it.
It is an excellent place to go for birdwatching, checking out wildflowers or to spend the day fishing.
Here are a couple of photos I took there.
nice awesome great photos!
Thank you very much, Jasmine
I really really love this photography! So beautiful and magnificent! 😀
Thank you very much, Inez. I appreciate it.
The number 3 photo is awesome. I love the black and white effect.
Thanks, Cassy. I like that one a lot also.
STunning, again. Love the contrasting colors once again, on the top photo. That pink with the golden hour and fall colors. Wow. The park bench is so inviting isn’t it? Love the black and white as well. Your awesome!
Thank you very much, Kim. I really appreciate it.
beautiful sun set with colourful clouds. That combination is perfect blue with pink.
Thank you. I appreciate the input.
Gorgeous photos. Gary! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Jackie. I appreciate the feedback.
These are all stunning photos Gary.
I like the waterfalls in black and white.
Thanks, Carol. i appreciate it.
Magnificent landscapes, thank you very much for these photos!
Thank you very much, Anastasia. I appreciate the feedback.
Super place, great photos, funny name 🙂
It was named after Samuel Gompers who was a leader in the American labor unions in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Thanks for that info, Gary.