Bus Stop

Bus Stop © Lynn Wiles 2014
A clever front to the mass transit office in Minneapolis, turned into a sketch by a clever app and hand colored digitally by me.

Metal Triangles

Metal Triangles © Lynn Wiles 2014
A metal sculpture in downtown Minneapolis, that has some similarities to the martini glass in the previous post.

Granite Geode

Granite Geode © Lynn Wiles 2014
Interesting architecture at my alma mater on a cold and cloudy day.

Steamy Falls

Steamy Falls © Lynn Wiles 2012
The best part of where my mother has been staying is the steaming water feature out back.

Brace Yourself

Brace Yourself © Lynn Wiles 2012
Rusty metal braces holding up an old stone mill office building.

Concrete World

Concrete World © Lynn Wiles 2012
Airports have all sorts of now old modern structures. I don’t know what this is, but it looks windowless and ominous.

Mill Ruins

Mill Ruins © Lynn Wiles 2012
I think it’s wonderful that the ruins of old mills were incorporated into a museum and housing.

Brick Mill

Brick Mill © Lynn Wiles 2012
Whereas most mills are cement, in the nicknamed Mill City, this old Pillsbury mill is made of varied colors of brick.

River of M’s

River of M’s © Lynn Wiles 2012
The Mighty Mississippi, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, flowing and falling.

Urban Colors

Urban Colors © Lynn Wiles 2012
Every city seems to have a certain color scheme. For Minneapolis, it’s light stone and lots of blue. This is a detail of a bridge over the Mississippi with a blue glass building backdrop.