An ore carrier makes it's way out onto Lake Superior from the Duluth Canal.
Lake Superior lets off steam as an ice-covered Laker makes its way into the Duluth Shipping Canal on a freezing January morning. Fingers freeze and camera batteries die quickly in this weather, so quick snapshots are the rule of the day. There are few days of Duluth's year where conditions are right for thick sea smoke, but those challenging days make for some beautiful images. All three forms of water are visible here, steam, liquid, and ice. By the breath of God ice is given, and the broad waters are frozen fast. Job 37:10 Thank you, oh God, for cold January days where we can view your beautiful creation and breath in the pure arctic air.
The Duluth North Pier Lighthouse is framed by the Lift Bridge on a frigid December night
