Delilah's - Framed Photography by Kevin Klima

Captured by Kevin Klima, this photograph freezes a moment outside one of Chicago’s most beloved rock ‘n’ roll watering holes. Delilah’s, with its deep black facade and bold gold-lettered sign at  2771 N Lincoln Avenue, has been luring in music lovers, whiskey connoisseurs, and night owls since 1993.

The shot hums with the energy of the street—raw, unvarnished, and timeless—much like the bar itself. Step inside in real life, and you’d find over 800 whiskies lining the shelves, punk rock nights shaking the walls, and film screenings flickering on the screen. But here, in this frame, you get the stillness before the noise.

Perfect for anyone who loves the grit and glory of Chicago’s independent bar scene, ready to hang and make your wall a little more legendary.

• Printed on premium Kodak Supra Endura lustre paper, each photograph delivers the vivid color of glossy with the soft, fingerprint-resistant finish of matte. Using his signature Photoshop process, which involves adding noise, textures, colorful light leaks, and blurred edges, Kevin Klima transforms each image into a bold, oversaturated, high-contrast work that feels both bright and beautifully gritty.
• 8.3" x 6.3" black MDF wood-grain look frame, HD anti-UV, anti-scratch tempered glass.

About Photographer Kevin Klima
Kevin Klima captures the soul of Chicago with a lens that sees stories in signs, neon, and urban rhythm. His fine art photography, rich with texture and intentionally bold color, focuses on the face of the city: its faded storefronts, glowing marquees, and gritty beauty. Based in Chicago and trained at Northern Illinois University, Kevin’s work isn’t just cityscapes, it’s uncensored visual poetry of the streets we know and love.