On my recent trip to the Black Hills of South Dakota I had the opportunity to go up to the work site at the Crazy Horse Memorial. At this time, the most complete feature of the sculpture is the face. work is on going on the pointing hand and it will be several generations before the memorial is completed. When it is finished, it will stand as the largest sculpture on the planet.
Canon EOS 5DS, Tamron SP 28-75mm f/2.8, ISO 200, 40mm, f/11, 1/15 sec
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The challenge of getting kids to pose for photos.
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An alignment of artists on one of the more popular tourist spots in Duluth.
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There’s a tradition along the Lakewalk in Duluth where people leave a lock on one of the wooden posts by Lake Superior. And, no, there is no ice on the lake now, this was taken in April.
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I encountered this church along a quiet, Wisconsin back road. It seemed so forlorn and abandoned, looking for a new congregation.
Canon 5Ds, Tamron SP 28-75mmf/2.8, ISO 50, 48mm, f/11, 1/60 sec. Processed via Silver Efex Pro 2.
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Because our spring has been somewhat erratic, I chose to find a sign of spring that I can count on.
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As the weather warms and the rain falls, the pussy willows are making the transition from fuzzy buds to leaves. I was able to save these two small branches for indoor photography. They were very cooperative models.
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Nothing like a good rain to spoil an outing with students. The morning group did their best to enjoy the time in nature, the afternoon group cancelled.
