More Mackinac Island

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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.

Our Active Harbor

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One of the most popular sites in Duluth is our Aerial Lift Bridge and the ship traffic that comes and goes with their various cargoes. On this particular morning, I was present for three ships, two arriving and one departing. … Continue reading →

Nothing Lasts Forever

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Tettegouche State Park lies along the north shore of Lake Superior and is known for its hiking, camping and the arch. I visited the park in 2006 and paddled my kayak under the arch. Sadly, in 2010, the arch portion … Continue reading →

Fishing Shack on Stoney Point

Although I have photographed this shack many times, I did so once again to take advantage of the stormy lake and light on the horizon. The shack in on Stoney Point Drive which is off Scenic Hwy 61 between Duluth and Two Harbors. The shack, once used by local commercial fishermen, is on private land, but the owners graciously allow free access for photographers and others who wish to view this piece of Lake Superior history.

Trying to Get a Signal

The high point above Duluth known as antenna hill.

Morning Light

Soft morning light surrounds the North Pier Light in Duluth Minnesota.

Day Three

The Swinging Bridge

Early Morning Goals

This morning I arose early so I could be in Canal Park in Duluth for the sunrise and accomplish two goals. One was to get a shot of the sun rising between the two lights at the end of each pier at the entrance to the Duluth harbor, the second was a shot of the Aerial Lift Bridge lit by the morning sun.  Below are two of the results.

Morning at the Glensheen Mansion

The Glensheen Mansion is a popular stop in Duluth for those wishing to experience the history and grandeur of Lake Superior living.  On occasion the grounds and buildings are opened to the public for free for photography events.  I made my first trip this morning to scout it out and capture a few images.