The color photographs are from a series called "natural photomontages".  All these images are
one-exposure reflections captured in Chicago.  The photos document a visual phenomenon deriving from the many walls of glass in our city's modern architecture. 

Many of these color photos were taken in 1998 and 1999 and were reflections in the windows of local and federal government buildings – even one in O’Hare Airport.  Since September 11, 2001, it is now impossible to take such pictures in these places and increasingly difficult to point a camera at any building window, private or public. There is no darkroom or computer manipulation involved in the creation of these images. They are C-41 prints from one negative produced on Fuji
archival paper.