Larger than life: inspired by the well-rounded aesthetic of Fernando Botero, photographer Marc Hauser inflates the images of some Chicago celebrities

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Photographer Marc Hauser and image processing specialist John DeSalvo used computer software to create a new kind of photographic portrait that resembles the sculpture of Fernando Botero. Representations of actor Dennis Franz, basketball star Michael Jordan, and actor Dennis Farina are provided.

Innovations, Portrayals, Actors, Portraits

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The Rev. Wayne Gordon/Marc and Rick Malnati

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Lawndale, IL, is a poverty-stricken neighborhood that was destroyed during the 1968 riots. Wayne Gordon, a minister, runs a church and health clinic in the area. Marc and Rick Malnati got together with Gordon to open a pizzeria, employing local citizens and helping the neighborhood.

Donations, Biography, Gordon, Wayne, Malnati, Marc, Malnati, Rick

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Crowded skies

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Congestion at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, IL, has caused near collisions and frequent flight delays. Operational problems at Illinois' airports have compounded air safety problems. A third airport is being considered to relief congestion problems.

Transportation, Airports, Chicago, Illinois, Illinois, Air travel

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