I’ve been cooped up a bit too long between staying home and my time working at our local food co-op, time to go outside and hug a tree. And grab a photo or two.
Sunset colors above the St. Louis River as it flows through jay Cooke State Park.
Another visit to the St. Louis River as it flows through Jay Cooke State Park.
This image could also have been better with a shorter exposure to bring out the detail in the flowing water.
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, Tamron SP 28-75mm F/2.8, ISO 50, f/11, 20 sec, 10 stop ND filter.
In hindsight, I think I could have gone with a lesser stop filter and shorter exposure to maintain more detail in the water.
Sunrise viewed from Skyline Parkway above Duluth looking toward Superior, Wisconsin. The St. Louis River flows from the right on its way to Lake Superior on the left.
Out of the forest and back to the river, time to go home.
Watching the river flow.
The rapids upstream from the bridge.
Day Two: The river, looking left, as seen from the swinging bridge.
On Halloween, rather than stand by my front door and hand out candy, I took another trip to Jay Cooke State Park. My intention was to once again get the shot I’ve been imagining for some time, and to also explore the post color woods of autumn.
This, and the next thirteen posts, will be a chronicle of what I captured in the park.
Day One: The river as seen from the swinging bridge.
