Milwaukee

silversx80

Headed up to Wisconsin this past weekend to go to a wedding of two of our friends. My wife was in the wedding, which left me free to explore the area as she was with the wedding party, doing wedding party stuff.

All taken with my Olympus 620 and 11-22mm at different settings. Edited in LR3.

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Thanks for looking. C&C, as always, is more than appreciated.

jasonstone

#1 doesn't work for me because it's wonky both top and bottom... but i see what you were going for I think....

#4 and #6 are the ones that stand out for me

I wonder where #6 could go with some wacky processing?

bed you had fun being able to photograph without being pressed for time

dbveto

You must have spent a bunch of Time on or around Wisconsin Avenue

# 4 is my favorite
but the ones of the Calatrava are also nice (#2 and 3)

Llywellyn

Uh, that wasn't the Brady-Meier wedding, was it? Because that would be an almost comical missed opportunity (and "small world" example).

silversx80

Thanks for the comments!

We stayed at the Hampton, on Wisconsin Ave, so it was only natural

No, it wasn't the Brady-Meier wedding. With all the weddings going on that weekend, I was wondering how many dgrinners I'd run into, so I had my SmugMug strap out in full view. To no avail, though, I was left to shoot on my own.

Llywellyn

So close and yet so far! I was staying in the Ambassador just down the street from you. Didn't wander Wisconsin Ave. much, but went down to Summerfest on a free day. Hope you made it to the Pabst mansion (and got to go inside the art museum)--and had some frozen custard and cheese curds for that extra local touch.

TBandura

#4 is definitely my favorite, it's got a nice narrative feeling to it.