Como Park Zoo and Marjorie McNeely Conservatory, Saint Paul, Minnesota. The park, zoo and conservatory are owned by the City of Saint Paul and are a division of Saint Paul Parks and Recreation. The park receives more than 2.5 million visitors annually.
Studio shoot with model Tracy Charpentier. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Studio shoot with model Tracy Charpentier. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Cameron Lake is nestled between the majestic mountain peaks of the Akamina Ridge, this sub-alpine lake is one of many serene bodies of water that makes up Waterton Lakes National Park. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Maple Ridge Grand Portage, MN near Old Highway 61 on the Grand Portage Reservation. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Flowers on the shore of Lake Superior at Grand Portage Bay, MN. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Sunrise on Green wood bay Lake Vermilion, MN. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Yoho Nations park sunset viewed from the camp ground just as you enter the park from the east. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
The all-time scoring leader at Spring Lake Park High School, DeBoer collected 187 (83g,104a) career points during his prep career...finished second individually in the Metro League as a senior team captain in 2005-06. Now skating with Colorado College Tigers. Colorado College VS St Cloud State 12/15/2007. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Split Rock State Park, Ellingson Island early morning sunrise. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Cranberries are one of three of North America’s native fruits and Wisconsin is the nation’s leader in cranberry farming and produces more than 300 million pounds of fruit annually – more than half of the estimated 575 million pounds of cranberries that Americans consume each year.
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Before the game Duluth Bulldogs hockey at the DECC in Duluth, MN VS Mankato Mavericks. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Wild River State park steps in the fall. The park's name "Wild River" is derived from the fact that the St. Croix River was one of the original eight rivers protected by the U.S. Congress through the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968. Nearly 5,000 of the park's total 6,803 acres were donated by Northern States Power Company. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Winter Sunflower, a sunflower that we planed waiting patiently for summer. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Split Rock State Park is situated on the North Shore of Lake Superior. Perhaps best known for its historic lighthouse. An early morning sunrise at Split Rock. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Studio shoot with model Josephine Myers. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Studio shoot with model Tracy Charpentier. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Studio shoot with model Tracy Charpentier. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Studio shoot with model Tracy Charpentier. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Studio shoot with model Tracy Charpentier. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Studio shoot with model Tracy Charpentier. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Studio shoot with model Tracy Charpentier. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Studio shoot with model Josephine Myers. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Both Chippewa and Voyageur had long used this large bite out of Superior's north shore as a refuge from the lake's fury, with the voyageurs giving it the name Grand Marais, which in the dialect spoken by the trappers translates as "Large harbor." More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Grizzly bear at Glacier National Park. Bear sightings, either their tracks or the bears themselves, are relatively common on many of the hiking trails in Glacier National Park. While grizzly bears can be found anywhere in Glacier, trails in the Many Glacier Valley (Iceberg Lake Trail, Cracker Lake Trail, Grinnell Glacier Trail), on Huckleberry Mountain and in the Logan Pass Area (Highline Trail, Gunsight Lake Trail, Hidden Lake Trail) tend to have the most grizzly bear sightings. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Endless amounts of ice on the rocks Lake Superior, MN. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
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