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Things in Dinkytown were pretty quiet this Tuesday night before Thanksgiving weekend. I needed a haircut, and Hop’s Salon is right around the corner from Annie’s Parlour. I love that place–best campus shakes when I was in college. I’ve had many reunions there and that’s where my friend Erika and I celebrated finishing our last final exam of our college career. Yes, I celebrated with a butterscotch shake and fries. I’m so wild.
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Another attempt at a photo I took on January 2 in the IDS Center.
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An outside view of the Pantages Theatre in downtown Minneapolis. (It goes along with the inside views of the Hennepin Theatre District and the outside view of the State and the Orpheum.)
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This brand new bridge, the Lowry Avenue Bridge, reopened on October 28, 2012 and I photographed it six days later.
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These columns are part of an art installation in my office tower. For this project, artist Ayomi Yoshida covered four soaring pillars with more than 600 painted and carved panels and pasted approximately 62,000 wood chips to the stairway’s white walls.
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While not quite the same, every time I walk back to the A Ramp in Minneapolis, I think of Take the ‘A’ Train, a signature tune of the Duke Ellington Orchestra and composed in 1939. Except my train is my Ford.
This skyway has a similar composition to a photo I captured in May in Loring Park of the Whitney Bridge, one of my favorite images of this year’s project. I only stopped for 2-3 minutes to take a photo, but clearly my business suit-clad self was deemed a threat because it wasn’t long after that I heard the loudspeaker call security. No matter, I was done. I’ve had to work quickly before.
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When you’re working in an office all day, the opportunities for photo taking are slim. So, I was excited to see the skyline glow on this night as I walked through the parking ramp.
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We had a team offsite meeting at the Mill City Museum in Minneapolis, when I saw this picturesque view through the windowpane. (Here’s a view much closer from an April post.)
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