Jay Cooke State Park.
Jay Cooke State Park on Prisma! The St. Louis River was boiling back in September. Along the gorge, massive slate formations pepper the riverside like porcupine quills. The pointy rocks make Jay Cooke a Minnesota must see. We always stop by in September when my husband skates the Northshore Inline Marathon.
In Duluth, we inspected the tiny rocks along the shore. This one was occupied.
We always see Carins. The artistic Prisma App really brought out the detail of this stack.
Color in Canal Park.
The key group. I love the weathered and colorfully striated wood.
The keys in Canal Park are a must see. The group looks even cooler on Prisma!
I love how the Prisma App added so much drama to this harbor photo. And the basalt rocks look as dark as coal.
Duluth rocks!
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You are just having way too much fun!! -- what a great app. We visited Duluth on one of our RV trips... mostly I remember a tour of a Lake ship and actually realizing for the first time really how huge the Great Lakes actually are (you can read all about it, but you've gotta' see it to really ...).
Fun post, like the little occupied stone.
So much fun playing with photos, eh?
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That all looks cool.
I love Prisma as well. I forget to use the images on my blog but I should, your photos are fabulous!!
These shots are amazing with the use of Prisma - it turns each one into an eye-catching masterpiece that deserves space in a art show. Well done!
Great photos, every one!
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I need to check out this app. What beautiful pictures! I like the one with the colorful wood. :-)
These photos are super cool! I really like the first too. I need to take a look at this app.
I have never heard of this place, but thank you for sharing. Happy Holidays!
I love all the edits, Sharon!! I think my favorite is the photo of all the locks. The Prisma edit really makes it interesting and colorful!
Prisma looks like a fun App. At first I didn't realize what Prisma was, but it didn't take long to figure out as I scrolled through your photos. Very unusual!
I like what you've done with your app. Keep playing!
We visited Duluth a few summers ago and I was pleasantly surprised with how much I loved it. Love the photos with Prisma!
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