Saturday, November 30, 2013

Short spin in Duluth

During my holiday in Minnesota, travelling from lake superior back to Minneapolis, I briefly stopped in Duluth and had a good vibe for the place. What I like most about this city was the discovery of the "old" side of the town, as I noticed the old adverts wearing off the old brick walls.


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9 comments:

  1. Le traitement choisi est complètement adapté à cette belle série qui nous plonge immédiatement dans l'ambiance.
    Très chouette ;-)

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    1. Merci Marie. Cela me fait chaud au coeur quand mes séries plaisent aux autres photographes et amoureux de la photo. A très bientôt.

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  2. YES!!! Très sympa ton traitement des couleurs, cela change!!!

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    1. Merci, merci, Chrys ! Oui en effet, cela rajoute un effet plus doux et légèrement ancien. Et les tons roses du traitement se mélangent bien avec la couleur de la brique rouge, finalement. A bientôt !

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  3. I've never thought of Minnesota as a holiday destination but you make it seem very appealing. Je suis d'accord avec les autres, superbe traitement photo!

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    1. Hi James, Thank you for your encouraging comments. I am really pleased that fellow photographers appreciate the post treatment of this series. And you know, I happen to have family in Minneapolis which is of course the main reason of my stay there. I loved all of it. It was a great experience and can't wait to go back.

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  4. Ton post traitement bleuté est bien vu. Il confère une petite touche sixties à tes images qui me plaît bien (même si les voitures trahissent l'époque;-) ).Bonne journée Awena

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  5. A friend of mine used to live in Duluth, strange to imagine him there... Anyway this is one part of the US that I don't know at all. Thanks for the photos.

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  6. Your holiday looks like fun! Love how you captured the old parts of Duluth! And you are right about the diners ... one must experience them. A thing of the past.

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