Framing the Falls

Framing

I couldn’t resist using the bent tree as a frame to hold the waterfall.

Misty Morning Magic

Misty Morning Magic

Morning sun filtered through the mist generated by Gooseberry Falls.

Morning by the Lighthouse

Dawn over Lake Superior next to the north pier of the Duluth entry to the harbor.

The Fly!

The weather is finally warming and various signs of spring are showing up in nature, including insects.

While making one last visit to see the pelicans I spotted this fly warming itself on an information plaque.

Sunset On The River

Spring flow on the St. Louis River as it flows through Jay Cooke State Park.

Rooted In The Light

Morning light accents the roots of a cedar tree along the Gooseberry River.

The Pelicans Are Back!

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Every year around mid-April, a large number of pelicans arrive to spend time on the St. Louis River near Duluth. Photographers and sightseers alike come out to view the birds and enjoy their layover.

An Early Morning

Walking out on the north pier to watch the sun rise over Lake Superior and the light on these rocks caught my eye. I wonder how many guests in the row of hotels were awake to see this morning’s offering?

Dawn’s Early Light

Shortly before the sun broke the horizon. Shot from the north pier with a view of both lighthouses. Captured using my Loawa 17mm f/4 on Fujifilm GFX 100s.

Icy Reflection

It was a chilly morning for late April and no puddle went unfrozen.