Taken at Night
Pink Columbine, growing among the birch trees
Mears park is located in the lowertown neighborhood of downtown St. Paul, it takes up a city block and is located at 6th and Sibley. One of my favorite parks, it really is an oasis. The stream runs the length of the park, with gardens along the edges. There are concerts in the park during the summer and activity in the park all year, as people who live in the nearby lofts and condos walk themselves, and their dogs.
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You should do the city’s tourism and/or relo brochure. Your pictures make me want to move there!
Your pics are such a great way to start my day. Thank you.
That first one is amazing. The lights and the color are awesome.
You could really take this on the road and display your gallery during the slow times… Really!
Kara – one of my photos will be published in an explore Minnesota Brochure, and the St. Paul visitors and convention bureau did find me.
Bob- It is your comments, and the comments of others that keep me shooting. I couldn’t do it without you. It would be fun to make a virtual gallery, maybe I will.
i’d like to join previous commentators. i really love your photos, and your point of view of your town. beautiful!
You’re inspiring me to learn how to properly use a digital camera. WOW!
Those pictures are amazing.
Really great photos. Thumbs up for the first picture, i was amazed when i first saw it. Very inspiring and attractive. I wish i can go there.
Those are amazing picture, I am not sure if you sell those or not but they look great.
Stunning photography, you should sell your work!!
Breathtaking.
Wonderful pictures. It seems you city is very beautiful! How big is this park? I always thought the most beautiful parks are all in England, but it seems you have something to say as well!
Jay
Wow!
I could say just that, but I’ll ask a ? if you will share:
First photo how did you do it?
These are very beautiful.
Karen – it was taken at night, with a fairly slow shutter speed. Have to use a tripod and I use a remote too.