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A couple weeks ago we visited Iona's Beach north of Two Harbors where Kurt photographed a couple scenes. The first scene happened as we were walking on the path through the woods. Kurt noticed the beautiful light on the moss. It was the perfect spot for a hiker. We reached the beach and it looked stunning with the pink stones and the deep blue water but according to Kurt the sun was too high and the light was casting harsh shadows. Instead, he turned to the small rocky cliff on the edge of the beach. The bright yellow lichen was standing out and there was some vegetation as well, it was a great environment for the miniature hiker to explore. Over the past couple weeks we noticed bright mushrooms popping out under trees at the campground. We located a couple of them that looked cartoon-like and Kurt thought that his miniature farmer could harvest them. Yesterday, we learned that those good looking mushrooms were poisonous :) Kurt commented that if he had known this he would have brought his hazmat crew!   Hiker on lichen at Iona's Beach, MN  Kurt captures a hiker on the moss at Iona's Beach, MN  Farmer checking out a couple of mushrooms at Gooseberry Falls State Park, MN
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Journalist Mike Creger from Duluth News Tribune contacted Kurt a week and a half ago about our Un Petit Monde project. He interviewed Kurt on the phone about the recent Disney Infinity project as well as his Un Petit Monde artwork as it relates to the North Shore. You can read the article on Duluth Tribune News website here.  Duluth News Tribune - Sunday September 14th, 2014 Feature by Mike Creger  Duluth News Tribune featured Kurt's miniature photographs of Minnesota with emphasis on the North Shore  |
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