Last weekend I was in Chicago for the American Society for Radiation Oncology’s multidisciplinary thoracic oncology meeting.  It was a good conference.  There was lots of good science and medicine presented in the meeting, but after two and a half days in an air-conditioned hotel I really needed to get outside and see some of the city.  The conference finished up on Saturday mid-day and my return flight was not until the early evening so I went on a personal photowalk around the downtown area.

First stop was Millennium Park.  I had been there a couple of times before, but only briefly on both occasions.  I had a great time walking around and through the “Cloud Gate” sculpture (below), and watching people interact with it.  It is like the ultimate fun house mirror, outdoors, and open to everyone.