Walking The Dog

As the sun sets in the west, two friends enjoy a colorful evening walk on the harbor ice.

Afterglow and Lights

After the sun has set, the lights come on and people enjoy an warm, early October evening on the Grand Haven Pier.

Grand Haven Pier

Lining up the sunset on the Grand Haven Pier in Michigan in early October.

Sunset On The River

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

Arriving

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.

A Grand Sky

The sunset view across the frozen harbor taken from Park Point in Duluth, MN.

October Gift

We don’t often get temps above seventy in October but, when we do, it behooves us to get outside and enjoy it. I choose to spend a few hours at Jay Cooke State Park enjoying the sound of the St. Louis River and waiting for the sunset.

Mayflies and Mosquitoes

Thompson Reservoir, Carlton, MN

It would have been a much more peaceful evening if the mayflies hadn’t been in the middle of a major hatch and the mosquitoes hadn’t been so thick.  But, that’s northern Minnesota for you.

This will be my last post from Minnesota this month as I am headed to Oregon later this week for an extended photo trip.  I will be beginning with a sunset composition along the coast and then be driving back through the mountains, visiting Yellowstone and, I hope, Devil’s Tower.  I am also planning to shoot some prairie homesteads and wide open spaces in the Dakotas.

A Little Fresh Air

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.

After the Storm

The sun is setting behind the fading storm clouds as they move over Alpine Lake in the BWCAW.