I post this photo primarily to prove that, on rare occasion, I do take my camera out when it's sunny. But I prefer shooting when the weather is something like this:

Another drizzly day along the lakefront.

I was scouting around in Pilsen, a neighborhood on Chicago's near south side, and I stumbled upon this long-abandoned underpass. It was gated and locked, so I had to shoot these images through an iron grate.

A foggy morning on Lake Michigan.

The fog rolled in this morning, and stayed for only about 30 minutes. But luckily I had enough time to catch this image.

I took this photo in the neglected back corner of a neglected Jewish cemetery in Chicago.

Since discovering that my favorite film stock -- Kodak Ultra Color -- has been discontinued, I decided to try out Fuji Reala. Overall, I wasn't happy with its colors. These two shots, though, made me happy.

I saw these clouds from my kitchen window at around 11am -- and noticed it was rapidly clearing to the west -- so I threw my Nikon FA over my shoulder and made a mad dash to the lakefront to snag this shot.

A slight chance of pace. My great-niece, Zoe Elizabeth. Seven days old and already bored with us all.