It’s looking like November is going to be about images captured at Navy Pier in Chicago. I guess that shows just how much potential material was available while visiting there.
Nikon FM, Kodak Tri-X 400 film, developed with Cinestill DF96 and imported into Lightroom via Fujifilm GFX 100s using a Venus Optics Loawa 100mm 2X macro lens.
If you like reflections and are in Chicago, take a trip to Navy Pier. There is a building that has one long side with a reflection of the city. The view changes as you move up and down the wall.
Nikon FM, Kodak Tri-X 400 film, developed with Cinestill DF96 and imported into Lightroom via Fujifilm GFX 100s using a Venus Optics Loawa 100mm 2X macro lens.
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More of my photography can be found on my website and my blog.
A view of Comet C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-Atlas over the historic swinging bridge at Jay Cooke State Park in Minnesota.
Not a very original title but, as much as I like this image, I couldn’t come up with anything.
iPhone 13 Pro Max, somewhere along the shore of Lake Superior.
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A recent hike along the Gooseberry River in Minnesota led me to this tree. During high water, the soil is washed away from the base of the trees and exposes the elaborate root systems of the cedar trees.
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An atrium in the Mall of America with sunlight working with the shapes to create an abstract composition.
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If you’ve been to Chicago, you’ve probably visited Millennium Park and seen the “Bean,” also known as the Cloud Gate. It’s one of those sculptures that I can walk around and find unique compositions from every angle.
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One of the best parts of living by the inland sea of Lake Superior is the effect of wind on the lake. When the wind blows strong out of the east/northeast, you get big waves along the shore in Duluth, MN. Although the waves are exciting to watch, they can also be very destructive. The city is still repairing damage from storms that took place over five years ago.
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