2016 Fall Color Trip

My truck loaded up for the fall colors. Kayak, mt. bike, and camping gear...what else does a photographer need?

I camped at this location up near Hovland. The sun was setting behind me and just added a little bit of color in the clouds.

The following morning there was a decent sunrise. The incoming waves washed up on the rocks.

One morning I got out the kayak and found these islands in the Boundary Waters.

I hiked up to Caribou Rock with hopes on getting a great sunrise, but a cloudless sky was a little disappointing.

This is the devil's kettle on the Brule River in Judge Magney State Park. The waterfall on the left falls into a bottomless hole. To get the angle for this image I had to repel down a cliff.

Sunset from the Grand Portage fire tower.

This image was taken from Pincushion Mt. in Grand Marais. A perfect amount of clouds, peak fall colors, and a colorful sunrise made this image worth the hike.

That is me standing on the Bean Lake overlook. This is one of my favorite places on the north shore.

I backpacked into Bean and Bear Lakes up near Silver Bay. This is not an easy hike. Plan on at least 3 hours of hiking to get to this location. The campsite is located down by the edge of the lake. In the morning it was mostly cloudy, but pockets of sunshine would pop out for a few minutes and then quickly disappear.