Today's Color Is Green - 2026 - Jeff Marcowitz Photography

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An Influential Friend
Pasta Man
Not A UFO
"Good Morning, Chair". "Good Morning, Tree".
Princess
Preserved Peculiarities
Rhythm Of The Light
Visual Chaos 1
Passé x 3
Since 1958
Today's Color Is Red
Out Of Place
Shame
Today's Color Is Green
Cruisin'
Triplets
Foggy Thursday
Santino
"M"
Introverts
They Still Exist
São Bento Train Station 1
Train Wall
Did Not Succumb
Discord In The Reflection
Today's Color Is Red
From The Back Seat
Layers Of Shadow And Light
Kings Barber Studio
Zoning Ordinance
Fortuitous Rain
Fortuitous Rain
Not Me / Me
Windows To The World Of Frunchroom Collective
Play Me!
Looking Down To See Up
Man On A Mission
Non-Verbal Communication
After Hours
Top Of The Tower
Rappel
Flashback!
Chicago, IL<br><br>Walking along Michigan Avenue following the No Kings rally, I spotted a bright green color moving behind a storefront full of reflections. As I got closer, I saw this stunning woman watching the crowd. I got off a couple of film shots and then approached the glass. When she saw me, I pointed to my camera and her coat. She caught the drift, put down her phone &amp; drink and posed in the storefront. I took a couple of digital photos not knowing how the film photos would turn out. <br><br>Sony A7Cii @ f? | 1/100 | 40mm | ISO 64<br>Voigtlander 40mm F1.4 Nokton Classic (adapted)<br><br>Photographed 3/28/26
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Today's Color Is Green - 2026 - Jeff Marcowitz Photography
Chicago, IL<br><br>Walking along Michigan Avenue following the No Kings rally, I spotted a bright green color moving behind a storefront full of reflections. As I got closer, I saw this stunning woman watching the crowd. I got off a couple of film shots and then approached the glass. When she saw me, I pointed to my camera and her coat. She caught the drift, put down her phone &amp; drink and posed in the storefront. I took a couple of digital photos not knowing how the film photos would turn out. <br><br>Sony A7Cii @ f? | 1/100 | 40mm | ISO 64<br>Voigtlander 40mm F1.4 Nokton Classic (adapted)<br><br>Photographed 3/28/26