After playing *disc* golf at Brown Deer Park, I pulled over after seeing this beautiful sunset. Check out the timelapse below!
Reed Street Yards
Looking across the Menomonee River from Reed Street Yards. This view visually sums up Milwaukee pretty well.
Biker heading down to Reed Street Yards from the 6th street bridge via spiral ramp.
Another biker heading up to the bridge.
Bay View Bash
Went to the Bay View Bash last weekend with some friends. It’s a crazy popular street fest on the Southside of Milwaukee.
DJ playing on the North entrance.
5 Card Studs closing it down on the middle stage.
Funny graffiti…
While in-line to buy beer tickets, my very intelligent friend trying to sneakily take a picture while my camera was slung on my shoulder. He didn’t turn the auto-focus on.
Looking down Kinnickinnic Avenue… what a crowd!
Timelapses – Hidden Harvest Moon
Clolorful clouds blocked the sky in nearly all directions on the evening of the harvest moon. Check out timelapses and stills from it.
I give it at least a 10% chance there is a couple making out behind the lighthouse.
I was at the other end of the park (without a camera) pouting about not seeing the moon when the clouds light up a bright reddish color. This was the very end of it.
A party boat made these ripples. I thought for sure they were going to boat over and heckle me, so I put on my invisibility-cape.
Hot Summer Night – Photographs
On a hot summer night this Sunday, I visited beautiful Grant Park for the first time in years. Photos are from Grant Park’s Seven Bridges, hidden beach, golf course, and more. Don’t leave summer!
Scared all the Sunday golfers away for a moment…
Crossing… Lake Michigan in the background with a stream running into the park in the foreground.
I want to make this my summer cottage…
Eerie and beautiful…
Trying to hold camera steady as mosquitoes maul me…
Beautiful ‘hidden’ beach…
Crawling through the spiderwebs…
Splash of color… and mosquitoes…
My stairs can beat-up your stairs.
Yeah. It’s was a little humid.
Leaving…
Beautiful bending branch over Lake Michigan.
Thanks for reading! ~VB