I made this image a few years ago when Kindra took me on a picnic and “photo safari” for my birthday. It has been sitting  on the computer for all this time, but to really make it “pop” I used some creative settings in Lightroom.

If all goes according to plan, I’ll be traveling sometime around when this post actually shows up. But I am keeping the new tradition of “Fine Art Friday”… and on a Friday the 13th, too!

This week’s photo comes from a trip I took late this spring to Northern Minnesota, this was done at Enger Park in Duluth. I spotted many of these flowers (someone can inform me what they are) and really liked how the light, filtering through the trees, highlighted this one string of flowers.

Since “Photo of the Day” was a flop, I’m going to try something a little less ambitious and attempt to do “Fine Art Friday” where I choose a fine art photo that Kindra or I have created and post it on the blog.

To kick it off, I’ll start with an image I created while on location at a farm west of Des Moines (west of Adel, more specifically) for Genevieve and Caroline’s Grins and Giggles Session.

I’m a sucker for texture (rust) and old cars and farm equipment.