Dawn view of Saint Paul from a landing on the Wabasha Bridge. The flag is raised by the little blue house, and the train bridge is up to let the barges pass through.

Raspberry Island train bridge at dawn, it is down ready to let trains cross the river. Another train is heading up river, under the Robert Street bridge.

Outdoor noctourne painting of St. Paul, Minnesota from Warner Road, featuring the illuminated Lafayette Bridge. To visit this colorful view walk down-river from Lowertown along Warner Road, about 10 minutes beyond the Layfayette Bridge.

Outdoor nocturne painting of St. Paul, Minnesota from Indian Mounds Park. Barge activity goes on through the night. The new Lafayette Bridge adds color, and there is a game at the Saint Paul Saints Stadium.   Barges I would like to go with you, I would like to sail the ocean blue...

Some of the lights along the path are not working. The sun is rising, creating a colorful sky, behind the Wabasha bridge.

American flags line the Wabasha bridge for the Forth of July. The sun is rising and you can begin to see the trees piled up on Raspberry Island in front of the Minnesota oat Club. Very soon the rowers will carry theirs boats down the ramp for a dawn row.

A fisherman is up with the sun as it rises over the Wabasha Bridge in Saint Paul. The upper Landing Pier is near Shepard Road and Old Chestnut (Eagle) Street.

The sky was wild and rapidly changing this dawn morning on the Grand Stairs at the Harriet Island Pavillion. There are flags to be found all around.

Outdoor noctourne painting of St. Paul, Minnesota from Indian Mounds Park. This has been one of my favorite views for a long time. It goes back to when my dad took pictures of Saint Paul during an event called the Spectacle of Lights. All of the businesses woul turn on their lights and photographers would take pictures.