By
Ken Zen
Piece description from the artist
Wrigley Field – "The Friendly Confines" in Black and White Photographs
Known as "The Friendly Confines," phrase popularized by Hall of Fame shortstop and first baseman Ernie Banks, Wrigley Field is oldest baseball park in the National League and the second-oldest in the Major League Baseball (MLB).
Ken Zen is a Chicago photographer specializing in Fine Art & Landscape. His style blends a unique perspective with a certain creative way of seeing the world, and is harnessed by the dynamic interplay of visual elements of lighting and composition. Ken Zen's mission is to capture timeless, evocative images, and present them in the finest quality for you to enjoy for years to come. Photography being a part of his soul and the camera a part of his appendages, Ken views the world through a creative lens and beginner's mind; that is, with an openness and eagerness in attitude and perception, unencumbered by any preconceptions that may hinder the creative process. Many of Ken's works aim to showcase the beauty that is Chicago and serve as a love letter to his beloved city.
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