Chicago – Grandma and the bean

Millennium Park is a great outdoor public space that sits between Lake Michigan and a pack of high-rise buildings that stretches out from the city center towards Indiana.  One of it’s more memorable features is a giant sculpture called Cloud Gate.

Call it what you will, it looks like a giant bean.  A very large and reflective bean, but a bean nonetheless.  And, as one does with giant beans, we wanted to have our picture taken in front of it.  I handed my camera to Amanda’s grandmother, Rosina, and discovered that 80-year-old French women and iPhone cameras don’t necessarily go together — unless, of course, you’re going for a series of candid shots that capture you at every moment other than the one when you actually think you’re being photographed.
 

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Fortunately Rachel and Susan were standing by with cameras of their own and were able to supplement Rosina’s collection with a few more composed shots.

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One comment

  1. Anonymous · · Reply

    Too funny! Lady

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