Presents a collection of photographs that depict everyday life on the streets of Chicago.

Chronicling the integral place of Lake Michigan in Chicago's history and landscape, a collection of tritone photographs captures the twenty-five-mile shoreline that adjoins the city, documenting the architectural structures, natural landscape, and people that intersect.

My history as a Chicagoan, my history as a photographer, the history of the city, and, in a small way, the history of photography - without any plan or anticipation, these photographs brought these histories together for me." City Spaces will be a welcome addition to those interested in fine art photography, architecture, Chicago, and the urban scene."--BOOK JACKET.