Piece description from the artist
The title of this piece is a reference to the Bob Dylan song, but also a reference to the fact that this is one of the few images in my portfolio that is outside of Detroit. This is a long exposure of the 'L' subway in Chicago, Illinois. I wanted to capture not only the movement of the train, but the slight movement of people waiting for the train to arrive.
Jon DeBoer is a photographer living and working in Detroit, Michigan. He started photographing the city of Detroit in 2009 while studying graphic design at Lawrence Tech University and has been photographing the evolving urban landscape since then. Much of his work is focused on capturing the unique atmosphere and mood of the city at night through black and white and color digital photography. Jon is also motivated to capture moments in time as the city goes through periods of change, renovation and transformation.
Jon’s work has been exhibited and acclaimed both locally and internationally. In 2016-2017 his work was included in the exhibition Detroit After Dark: Photographs from the DIA’s Collection at the Detroit Institute of Arts. More recently, he has been a part of exhibits at Hatch Art in Hamtramck and Art Clvb at the NewLab Building in Detroit.

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