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.
Challenging weather days around Lake Superior brings out photographers trying to get that great storm shot. It amazes me just how many people will brave the elements to come out and witness Lake Superior when the strong northeast winds bring big waves to Duluth. We may not have hurricanes here, but Gitche Gummi can do her best impression of one.
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.
Discovered on an abandoned property along Highway 23 south of Duluth. It’s hauled it’s last load.
Water plus color, a different way of seeing the changing season.
Our Last Stop (at least for now) on my fall tour. But you never know, there may be other chances to find the best of the fall colors ahead.
Continuing on my fall tour, here’s a line of birch trees on the edge of a bog.
