Duluth, Minnesota ……..Through The Lens

Duluth celebrates the birth of Bob Dylan here by naming a street after the popular songwriter and musician, photo by author

My Adventures In Duluth, Minnesota

This week finds me bumming around Duluth in both search of work and a place to live. Having not found success at either one leaves lots of time to explore this lakeside city with my camera. Here are some of the results.

The Waterfront

Along the east side of the city there is a long shoreline with a couple of lighthouses, a boardwalk, a rose garden and several parks. Following are some images from the lakeshore area.

A Gravel Bar at the Mouth of the Lester River, photo by author

Spectacular Lake Sunset with a Rainbow, photo by author

The East Point Lighthouse, which guards the entrance to Duluth Harbor, photo by author

The Magical Drawbridge

This drawbrige, built in the early 20th century, is one of the few where the main platform rises vertically. The structure is a Duluth landmark, photo by author.

The vertical drawbridge of Duluth is raised to allow a small sailboat to enter the harbor, photo by author.

Camera Abstractions

The camera is a great tool for creating abstract images and designs. This is what I found in Duluth.

Overhead ornate ironwork in the Rose Garden cupola in Duluth, photo by author

The folding hand rail – a photographic optical illusion – photo by author

Abstract Ex type design on the walkway, photo by author

Store Window

Superior Street in downtown Duluth cuts across a steep hillside that is filled with stores, banks, office buildings and even a casino. I’ve spent too much time at the casino and not enough looking for work. This storefront window on Superior St. sells T-shirts.

T-shirt Display on Superior Street, photo by author

P.S.

Since Bob Dylan just gave a major interview with Rolling Stone Mag, there is more coming soon on the man from northern Minnesota.

Advertisements