The Paul R. Tregurtha arriving under Duluth’s Aerial Lift Bridge at sunset on January 15th, 2022. This was her last trip for the season and will now be docked till shipping resumes in the spring.
At 1013.5 feet, Interlake’s flagship M/V Paul R. Tregurtha is the longest ship on the Great Lakes.
Fujifilm GFX 100s, Venus Optics Loawa 17mm f4.
All is quiet in the harbor.
A slightly different take on the Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge.
The Canada Steamship Lines “Whitefish Bay” arriving in Duluth, Dec. 20, 2017.
The annual Bentleyville “Tour of Lights” is in full swing in Duluth right now through December 26th. This popular attraction draws thousands to the area and every year. This past week the warmer than usual temperatures have made for even larger crowds.
It was one of those rare nights when the harbor was perfectly calm allowing for near perfect reflections of the Aerial Lift Bridge. The only camera I had with me was my iPhone 7 Plus so quality is not as good as I would prefer. I did however use the ProCam app which allowed me to shoot RAW with the hope of salvaging a decent final image. Editing was done on my iPad with Adobe Lightroom CC.
It’s feels good to be posting new work, I’ve been hampered by tech issues lately. My primary computer, a seven year old MacBook Pro is making my life difficult and I am having to resort to my even older, eleven year old Mac Pro. The good news is, after I receive two more components, I can start assembling a new PC. I’m building a system that will not only provide more than enough power for photo editing, but also be able to chew through 4K video like a hot knife through butter.
Why is the bridge blue? Duluth’s Aerial Lift Bridge and Enger Tower will be lit teal throughout the weekend to raise awareness about ovarian cancer. It’s all part of the Light Duluth Teal weekend put on by the Minnesota Ovarian Cancer Alliance.
While enjoying another artist’s work, I couldn’t help but notice the alignment of the two structures.
Structure, steel framework carving out a slice of the sky.
Bits and pieces of one and the other.
Northern Visions Media 