
Flying above it all, wishing to touch the sky and perhaps, one day, touch the stars.
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Just looking at this image gives me chills. An icy cliff face at Gooseberry Falls State Park on a typical northern Minnesota winter day. Temps in the mid-teens, wind gusts around 30mph, waves crashing on the rocks and snow blowing off the cliff.

As I stared at this image I found myself following objects that led to other objects, then up a vertical shape, across a walkway on a bridge, down a ramp and back to where I started.
Fujifilm GFX 100S, Fuji GF 45-100mm, Canal Park, Duluth, MN on the shore of Lake Superior. More of my photography can be seen on my website and my blog.
An old relic looking out on the lake and a ship awaiting it’s turn to load cargo.

Along the shore of Lake Superior, Duluth, MN. Fujifilm GFX 100s, Fujinon 45-100mm, Silver Efex Pro.
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Summer has passed us by, autumn is shedding her brilliant cloak and I wander along a pathway that leads to the coming winter.
Canon 5D S, Tamron 10-24mm, processed in Silver Efex Pro.

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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