Sometimes you have to shift your perspective to have it all make sense. Chicago skyline reflected in the Millennium Gate.
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Three old friends enjoying the view from the top of Smith Rock near Redmond Oregon.
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This image seems appropriate as I sit at my computer an watch the blizzard outside my window. With winds gusting to 65 MPH and blinding snow, I glad was able to arrive home safe this afternoon. At times the visibility was less than 100 feet which made driving dangerous. Hopefully things will be better by the time I have to venture out tomorrow morning.
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Taking a drive down a country road on a cold morning, scenery enveloped in fog and everything covered in hoarfrost.
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The view from the ferry of the Mackinac Bridge while on the way to Mackinaw Island.
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Although I took over 100 images for this event, this is my favorite of all. I love the look on the young racer’s face and the adult is obviously having a good time also.
Fuji GFX 100s, Fuji GF 45-100mm F4, ISO 500, 86.5mm, f/5.6, 1/400 sec.
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Considering how this winter is shaping up for those of us in the northern hemisphere, I can’t help wondering if nature is giving us a big middle finger. Stay warm and keep those shovels handy. Oh, and Happy New Year!
Apple iPhone 5s, Park Point beach, Duluth, MN.
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A lone surfer stands alone at the edge of chaos on this cool, snowy morning in early November on Lake Superior’s north shore.
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Grand ChessOn a recent trip up the west side of Michigan, and before crossing the Mackinac Bridge, I made a stop at Mackinaw City and took the ferry out to Mackinac Island. Probably the most Iconic structure on the island is the Grand Hotel.
Fuji GFX 100s, Fuji GF 45-100mm at 46mm, 1/60sec, f11, ISO 100.
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Our camera club, Duluth/Superior Camera Club, hosted the North Central Camera Clubs annual convention this year. It was supposed to have been last year however, some strange global event caused us to postpone till this year. Photographers from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, North and South Dakota, Kansas and Nebraska were represented and took part in photo tours, educational seminars and banquets. We are looking forward to next year’s convention in Dubuque, IA.
One of the tours made a stop at Amnicon State Park in Wisconsin. This covered bridge is in the park.
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