Tamara Jones, “Full moon over the Lake”
There is no way to comprehensively describe Duluth with an inane little photo feature, but I do think this week’s image’s alternations between grandeur and ruin say something about this place; what we value, what we’ve let moulder. Duluth is a place where our failures aren’t hidden. Its broken roads and crumbling industries, all set on that capricious gem of a lake impress the psychic landscape, and inform our present strivings.
Next week’s theme will be “the road;” the construction, the daunting hills, or scenic byways. Send images without watermarks or signatures by Wednesday at 11:59 p.m to tim @ perfectduluthday.com — 1000px at their largest dimension — along with title (if any), and URL of your website, Facebook page, Tumblr, or Instagram.
John O’Neill, untitled
Dave Sorensen, untitled
Dave Sorensen, untitled
Dave Sorensen, untitled
Cheryl Reitan, “Garfield Avenue”
Cheryl Reitan, “blue-heron-rosette”
Paul McIntyre, “End of the Line”
Paul McIntyre, “L.S.&M Tracks”
Tim White, “Tischer Creek”
Tim White, “Tischer Creek”
Emily Norton, untitled
Emily Norton, untitled
Hattie Peterson, “Pre Blood Moon Total Lunar Eclipse”
