Chicago artist captures Lincoln Park neighborhood in photographs

With all the breath-taking scenery Lincoln Park has to offer, it's no wonder our neighborhood becomes the muse for many local artists.

I would like to introduce Rich Trotter, a friend, fellow blogger, and awesome photographer that I met at the LPCS. Rich's careful and captivating images feature some of Lincoln Park's most scenic and breathtaking views.

For me, they also invoke a sense of nostalgia for my old stomping grounds. They're classic Lincoln Park!

This photo gallery features a few of Rich's images that were on exhibit last summer at the Chicago Photography Center at 3301 N. Lincoln Ave.

Are you a Chicago photographer or artist? Do you know someone who is? If Lincoln Park has ever been your muse, send us your work and we'll feature it in an upcoming blog!

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A stunning view of the skyline from behind some iron bars. Photo created by Rich Trotter.
A crisp, fall time view from Lincoln Park's Nature Museum. Photo created by Rich Trotter.
Evidence of winter's arrival hugs the path leading up to the Lincoln Park Conservatory. Photo created by Rich Trotter.
An interior perspective of the Conservatory that features the building's beautiful architecture. Photo created by Rich Trotter.
Crunchy orange leaves decorate the park floor. Photo created by Rich Trotter.
Sun-splashed rocks at the Lincoln Park Zoo lily pond. Photo created by Rich Trotter.
A striking view of Chicago's skyline that can only be enjoyed in Lincoln Park. Photo created by Rich Trotter.
A woman strolls through the white-washed park after a seasonal snow storm. Photo created by Rich Trotter.
Lincoln Park, wrapped in winter's white blanket. Photo created by Rich Trotter.
The epitome of Chicago winter. Photo created by Rich Trotter.