Chicago this spring, right now.

**Rick Moore** · 29-Mar-2010, 13:54

Originally Posted by Richard Wasserman

If I can toot my own horn for a minute, I have a book coming out next year on The Chicago River, all black and white–large format. Some of the photos are on my website at the address below.

Fine work, Richard. My favorite is the one of the old Ward's headquarters.

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Rick

**Kirk Gittings** · 29-Mar-2010, 14:10

Originally Posted by Henry Ambrose

Excellent work Richard!

I'll likely be back this summer.
Maybe with advance notice a group can meet for lunch?

I'll be there something like June 1st through July 15th. I'd love to get together.

**Richard Wasserman** · 29-Mar-2010, 14:22

Originally Posted by Kirk Gittings

Really nice Richard....masterful. Maybe I could get you to give a little talk to my class this summer at SAIC?

Kirk, I'd be delighted to. Just let me know when and where, and if you would like any particular emphasis to the talk.

**Richard Wasserman** · 29-Mar-2010, 14:27

Originally Posted by Kirk Gittings

I'll be there something like June 1st through July 15th. I'd love to get together.

Sounds good to me too!

**Richard Wasserman** · 29-Mar-2010, 14:31

Originally Posted by Rick Moore

Fine work, Richard. My favorite is the one of the old Ward's headquarters.
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Rick

Thank you very much

**ljsegil** · 30-Mar-2010, 11:39

For a real fresh and fascinating take on Chicago, check out Michael Smith and Paula Chamblee's new joint book "Chicago: Loop/Chicago: Lake", a truly original look at the city that showed me Chicago in ways that forty years of living here never did. A major winner.
Work and spousal obligations permitimg, I'd be delighted to join a group gathering in Chicago or environs for whatever kind of fun, be it food, chat, or even photogaphy that may be arranged, though I am not sure that my meager talents, lesser accomplishments, and relative inexperience with LF render me worthy of the crowd that appears to be forming.
But it's all in fun,
Larry Segil