“A Day In Chicago” – Timelapse Windows Screensaver – Download It Here!

September 16, 2013September 17, 2013 ~ Jack Benton

A Day in Chicago is a ‘just for fun’ piece containing over 5,000 photographs shot with a Nikon D5100 on the labor day weekend in 2013. – Nicklaus Photography in Chicago.

Video shot on August 31, 2013, Labor Day weekend. Beautifully done! Let me know how you like the screensaver I made from it!

Download Zip file – Virus Free Here: https://app.box.com/s/bw8hozvapgyrelv3lq8o

Video by Nicklaus Photography in Chicago.®

Screensaver for Windows PC made by Jack Benton – 2013®

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