All along the watchtower. Thank you to the three people that randomly climbed up to take in the sunrise. Sunday morning from North Ave Beach in Chicago. #ilwx – at Chicago, IL

"The early worm catches the fish, Russell." Saturday's sunrise with Montrose Beach breakwater in Chicago. Zoom is around 1000mm #ilwx

Somewhere between night and day, @ericboockford danced with the sunrise. 🌅🕺 Thursday morning on Chicago’s lakefront, by the Adler Planetarium.

Sometimes I take photos first thing in the morning and then forget about them till 9pm at night. Here's three snaps from sunrise earlier today in Chicago.

Good morning from a GLOWING Chicago! #ilwx

Winds out of the North had Lake Michigan churning along the Chicago lakefront today! All shots from 31st Street Beach. #ilwx

Enjoy my extended edit from my amazing experience documenting the F-16 Flyover and beyond at @NUFBFamily's first game at @NewRyanField for Air Show Consultants.

Fall colors slowing starting in Chicago's @Millennium_Park & @MaggieDaleyPark. This timelapse is from Thursday Oct 8th.

Da Sunburns… My cousin and I were at the 15-inning Cubs vs Cardinals game on September 2, 2003. Ditka had been out on the golf course, and we just happened to run into him afterward at his Chicago restaurant. RIP, Coach. 🐻⬇️

Out & into Chicago with Metra on Thursday morning.

Who made this edit for @NUFBFamily? To my knowledge, no one asked to use my footage that's in it. xitter.cf/cshimala/status/210672…

10:49am <> 12:21pm - Chicago Bears vs Jets at Soldier Field.

Timelapse of Soldier Field from pre-game to the first series of the @ChicagoBears on offense.

Kicked off the first @NUFBFamily game at the @NewRyanField with an F-16 Flyover from Air Show Consultants, then stuck around for the fireworks.

Enjoy this view of the @NUFBFamily taking the field for the first time, from the roof of @NewRyanField 👀

That's me up on the roof 👀

A break from the heavy rain on Thursday night with some low clouds flowing by @360chicago #ilwx

My inbound flight (AA2565) to O’Hare had to be under 75 feet off the ground, before going full throttle & aborting the landing. 2nd attempt was successful. What’s the best way I can track down tower radio to know why? We didn’t hear a peep from the pilots as to why.