Millennium Park & the Bean, Sep 2009 – 05 Generate profits online with Internet advertising and marketing recommendation and tips on learn how to make money on-line with marks earn a living from home secrets and techniques, social media, search engine marketing, working from home and make a full time earnings working from home additionally recommendation on software programs and ways of getting free visitors to your web sites, that will save you time and make your life easier to liberate more of your time with different making money on-line projects. Preserving you up to date with among the best money making opportunities accessible on the Internet.
Note: this photo was published in an undated (Jan 2010) Web page that was described simply as "Millennium Park Guide." It was also published in an Oct 6, 2010 blog titled "Is Matt Bacak’s IM Gold worth the money?" Moving into 2012, the photo was published in a Feb 20, 2012 blog titled "A Wonderful Plan To Make Use Of Web Site Marketing Services To Market Your Web Site." ********************** I had no intention of photographing the Bean when I wandered out of my Chicago hotel to take some photos on this crisp, sunny, end-of-September afternoon; instead, I was looking for a downtown farmer’s market that — according to an Internet site — was located near the corner of Randolph and Wabash. But it must have shut down, or moved, or perhaps I just don’t know how to find anything in downtown Chicago. So I wandered another block along East Randolph, and came to the corner of Millennium Park. I had read a little about the park, when I was searching the Internet looking for photo-opportunities here in Chicago, and somehow got the impression that it was roughly the same size as Manhattan’s Central Park. Hah! It’s a couple square blocks in size, and it’s mostly carefully sculptured gardens and walkways. No meadows, no huge lawns, no brambles,
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no … well, you get the idea. However, there was one thing, which I had read about, but didn’t think would be worth mentioning, let alone photographing: the "Bean". It’s officially known as "Cloud Gate," designed by Anish Kapoor, and you can read more about it here. As it turns out, I wandered all over Millennium Park, took some 50+ photos, and ultimately decided that these were the only ones worth showing … So, if you visit Chicago in the near future, do let me know if there are any farmer’s markets in town; I’ve given up on the idea. And, yes, do visit Millennium Park — but don’t expect to be overwhelmed by it. But do go see the Bean: it will dazzle you. Generate profits on-line with Internet advertising and marketing advice and tips about tips on how to become profitable online with marks earn a living from home secrets, social media, seo, working from home and make a full time revenue working from home also advice on software program applications and methods of getting free visitors to your websites, that may prevent time and make your life easier to unencumber extra of your time with other earning profits online projects. Preserving you updated with a few of the greatest money making opportunities accessible on the Internet.
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