Hello to all, it’s good to be back on Monochromia as a main contributor. After taking some time to attend to other obligations which reduced my ability to spend as much time as I wanted enjoying photography, I’m getting out more often again. For those who haven’t seen my work, much of it is from northern Minnesota and the shore of Lake Superior. However, I do travel outside my home in Duluth and always have my cameras at the ready.
This image is from a night when I was attempting to photograph the northern lights. I found this dark location by a cemetery which became my focus while waiting for the sky to cooperate.
Fujifilm GFX 100s, Fuji GF 30mm 3.5.
Fujifilm GFX 100s, Fujinon GF 45-100mm.
Image was captured just before sunset which provided near horizontal lighting on the peak.
On my recent trip to Mesa Verde National Park for the Annular Eclipse, I took a tour of the Cliff Palace dwellings. These constructions are absolutely amazing and worth seeing first hand.
A serene moment in a waterscape.
Somewhere in North Dakota lunch is no longer served.
Two friends enjoying a lovely summer walk in the park.
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