After the polar bear plunge a few weekends ago, Sarah and I decided we needed some coffee. We were walking down Michigan Ave to Borders and passed the historic Fourth Presbyterian Church. It is a beaufitul structure, but I'd never seen it from the inside. Not sure of the entry or photography policy we gingerly stepped inside and began snapping photos.
And I was right, my new lens was so much better.






The last picture is my favorite because I think that is the same expression I have all the time when I step into old beautiful churches, such as this one.
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