Ambassador Bridge
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$50.00 – $750.00On a still, and slightly foggy night in Detroit, our last stop was the beautiful state park of Belle Isle. This is my favorite shot from that spot, taken before a freighter rolled by and killed our glassy water.
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$50.00 – $750.00Capturing long exposures of the ice flows going down the river has become a yearly ritual. Here is this year’s result! Not quite the drama that we lucked into last year but, I’ll still take it. 🙂 Taken by: Jeffrey Dobbs
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$50.00 – $750.00What was an afterthought at the time, became one of my favorites of the night. It sometimes happen that the “test” shot, as it were, becomes the favorite of the batch. Still, I’m glad I didn’t walk away after just one shot! Taken by: Jeffrey Dobbs
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$50.00 – $750.00Here’s the whole gamut! Both of the cities twinkling together, and even a bit color coordinated tonight. 😀 Taken by: Jeffrey Dobbs
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$50.00 – $750.00So often, the scene in Windsor is overlooked when compared to Detroit. But, It was looking particularly dapper on this night, so I had to capture it. 🙂 Taken by: Jeffrey Dobbs
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$50.00 – $750.00My favorite subject for testing a new camera! From one of the coolest vantage points in town… Sunset Point on Belle Isle State Park. Taken by: Jeffrey Dobbs
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$50.00 – $750.00Jessica and I live in an area that makes it difficult to capture a scenic sunset. This is primarily due to urban development and really, just a lack of interesting vistas in our vast land of suburbia. This spring has had me craving for photography adventures more than ever. I […]
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This lovely photograph shows off the best possible angle you can get while trying to view both the Detroit and the Windsor Skylines together. You can see the lovely Ambassador Bridge aglow in the background, as well as a ship that was anchored outside of Downtown Detroit. This photograph was […]
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After a phenomenal day photographing a touching and intimate wedding at the Guardian Building in Detroit, we were treated to an exceptional reception dinner at the unbelievable Coach Insignia restaurant atop the Renaissance Center. While waiting for the elevator to climb 72 stories to our location, Jeff couldn’t resist attempting […]
