One of the sites I love in Minneapolis is the Mill City Museum. It is pretty much in ruins, made safe with more girders than you really think you’ll see on a building. It’s central to the city’s history and there’s a lot going on in those walls. It’s near the Mississippi River, and I really like how the two windows that long ago lost their glass each has a very different view of Minneapolis’ very much loved Stone Arch Bridge. All of the textures and shadows play around on the masonry and the iron work in front of those two windows, with one of the arches of the Stone Arch Bridge visible through the left window and the girders supporting the center of the Bridge visible through the right, and, all the way in the back, the river. Multiple views of a single scene.

July 12, 2024. OnePlus 12 back camera, 13.3mm focal length (35mm equivalent: 140mm), f/2.75, 1/375, ISO 50.