Fireworks
2010 Fireworks in Indiana Who doesn't love fireworks?
2010 Fireworks in Indiana Who doesn't love fireworks?
I have to say that I love Minnesota for the variety of wildflowers that can be found in the woods and prairies that drape the Twin Cities landscape. My love of gardening had me venturing out a year or so ago and creating a garden blog called " the Minnesota Garden". I get
Today the Mallard female in our neighborhood pond brought out her babies, all twelve of them. Out of 135 shots I took of them this afternoon, I got about six shots that were actually good. No one said photography is easy. In Minnesota, we see all kinds of ducks in the spring, but I see
If you want to check out a beautiful cemetery, then visit the Lakewood Cemetery between Lake Calhoun and Lake Harriet in Minneapolis. It also has a lot of famous people buried there that helped put the Twin Cities on the map.
The City of Minneapolis has announced that it will take on the cumbersome task of photographing each and every home in the city over the next two months. Yep, your home's front facade will be taken for the city's record and according to them will be used to "help improve the overall quality and accuracy
A great place to visit in Minneapolis is Minnehaha Falls on the east side of town. The evening I took this photo last weekend was Prom night, so we had to find a spot around the prom goers getting their photos taken, in order to take a good picture of the falls.
On Friday, the art piece "Spoon and Cherry" at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, got its cherry back, after a few days of getting a new paint job. I took this photo yesterday, which was hard considering the amount of photographers there and prom goers.
I planted some pansies last week, as they are the first real flowers you can plant in the Spring that survive the cooler temps. Over on my garden blog, I have started writing on what is peaking out of the ground. Hopefully this drizzle rain of the last two will help them grow a little
I was showing homes last week around Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis and noticed the ice rink on the Lake, created by clearing off the layer of snow. For those of you who don't have raging hockey fans where you live (or frozen lakes, for that matter), it is quite a common practice here
I had some free time in Saint Paul today and thought I would stop by Rice Park to see the ice sculptures done a few days ago in celebration of the Winter Carnival in Saint Paul. It was really, really cold and my hands were hurting after a couple of minutes. Kind of hard to