Canal Park has given me one of the highlights of my summer photographically. It's time to say goodbye for now, so lets wrap up the final part of this adventure!
The Canal Park Series
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The full series of a wonderful summer evening spent in the Canal Park region of Duluth, MN with my good friend, fellow photographer, and co-host of the digitalSoup podcast, Mr. Adam Tagarro.
This series marked not only a highlight of my summer photographically, but brings fantastic memories of a great evening spent connecting with a good friend AND marked a bit of a turning point in my photographic vision. It’s the series that really got me thinking more about my own custom color processing, spending months creating a color palate that let me share the world the way I see it. It’s evolved a bit over the past months, probably will continue to evolve some more as I refine it and my tastes change, but it was a point in my photographic vision that I can pinpoint where this shift and change was kicked up to the next level.
As twilight set in and evening faded into night, our exploration of Canal Park in Duluth, MN continued! Enjoy this section of our adventures!
Sometimes the still moments, the quiet times amidst the roar of the world, just shout out to us and we are drawn in. Come explore Canal Park.
Being a photographic lone wolf is common. Sometimes we need to get social, it helped me see Canal Park in Duluth, MN with fresh eyes.
Enjoy a stroll through Canal Park in Duluth, MN with me in part one of an ongoing series of photographs from a mid July evening.
Part 2 of a family visit to the William A Irvin in Duluth, MN. This week we go inside for a look at what life on the ship was like.
The William A. Irvin,an amazing bit of our region's history. A summer day on the Irvin mixed with a couple of curious kids makes for a fun day of exploring.