Exploring the Intersection of Photography, Nature, and Travel
Words and Photography by Gary Donaldson
These two photos were taken from the Menomonee Marina. Menomonee sits along the western shore of Lake Michigan, looking east across Green Bay.
The above photo was taken on a gusty, sub-zero winter day from the breakwall seen in the image below.
The photo below was taken from the Menomonee Marina shoreline wall. Jennifer and I sailed here the night before from Oconto, Wisconsin – about a 5 hour sail.
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A beautiful sailboat!
I am enjoying your journeys and photos. Looking forward to seeing more.
My apologies for not seeing this comment earlier. I will look into why. Anyway, thank you very much for following! I’m glad that you are.
My sister once had a sailboat and kept it in the Menominee Marina. I love going there to see the boats when I visit her in Marinette. I love to imagine where all the boats are from and the adventures that they have seen on the lake.
The Menomonee Marina is a beautiful place. I have a sailboat that I currently keep in Oconto, Wisconsin. I sail to Menomonee nearly every year and spend a few days at the marina. I also sail up and down the Door peninsula and visit the picturesque little harbors. Thanks for adding to the post! I really enjoy the interaction.
Quilotoa, Ecuador, a remote village high in the Andes mountains seen through three cameras, each offering a different way of capturing place, presence, and moment.
FIELD NOTES: On cobblestone streets in the historic center of Quito, stands an ancient wooden door. And no matter what awaits beyond, you must reach for a hand to cross the threshold. It offers no invitation. Closed to the passive. Quietly indifferent for centuries. Yet it has been reached for many times, polishing the brass…
Field Notes We pulled into the parking lot of a restaurant. An old brick building that used to be a train station, but now serves the best pizza in town. On the way to the door, I noticed them. Already in line. Not a word between them. No shifting of feet. No second thoughts. Just
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Exploring the Intersection of Photography, Nature, and Travel.
“The Journey itself is my home.”
— Matsuo Bashō
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