Light ’em Up

Love These Beautiful Mornings

Although it was only three degrees above zero, I was warmed by the beauty and warmth of the rising sun over Lake Superior.

Four Variations of the February Snow Moon

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The full “Snow Moon” rising over Lake Superior, February 5th, Duluth, Minnesota.

Frostbite Photography!

Fortunately I did not get frostbite while capturing this sunrise at nine degrees. Which would seem warm after our recent cold snap with temps hitting 20+ below zero.

That’s not calm water reflecting the lighthouse, it’s ice.

Setting The Scene

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Living in northern Minnesota means having to live through often harsh winters. However, having spent nearly thirty years working outdoors combined with a lifetime of playing outdoors, I choose to embrace the challenge of winter. Rather than staying home hunkered … Continue reading →

Two Views, Same Lighthouse!

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The light on Wisconsin Point at the entrance to the Superior Entry to the harbor shared by Superior and Duluth. This location is also the original mouth of the St. Louis River where it flows in to Lake Superior.

The Edgar B Speer Arrives

The great lake ship, Edgar B Speer, entering the harbor in Two Harbors Minnesota.

A View from Tischer Creek

Glensheen Mansion is located in Duluth, Minnesota on the shore of Lake Superior and is available for tours throughout the year. Our local camera club is invited a few times each year to access the grounds and share our photos with the public.

Remembering

Each year on November 10th, a ceremony is held at the Split Rock Lighthouse on the north shore of Lake Superior to commemorate the loss of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Normally, the light is not on during the year, however, a couple of times it gets turned on for special events.

Split Rock Lighthouse

Surfing on Lake Superior in Duluth

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On Friday, November 11th, I spent time on Park Point in Duluth to not only enjoy a cool snowy morning, but to also photograph the many surfers that came to ride the waves.