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Original Photography: Winter Scenes

By Root River Current Photographers, February 11, 2025
Pair of eagles sit on a snowy river bank on a sunny day.

Eagle Pair on the Ice. The eagles noisily flew around in a courting ritual, then landed on the Root River ice. (Photo by Renee Bergstrom)

Original Photography: Winter Scenes

 

sunrise over a prairie

“Red sky in morning…” For the uninitiated, weather lore suggests mariners and prairie enthusiasts alike should heed warning this winter morn! (Photo by Nancy North)

 

Girl in white basketball uniform with green trim and numbers holds the basketball over her head while her opponent in black tries to steal the ball. A referee with whistle in his mouth watches.

High school girls’ basketball spectators cheer on players in this matchup between the Fillmore Central Falcons and Rushford-Peterson Trojans. (Photo by Craig Johnson)

 

Snow and ice cover a meandering river. Tire tracks can be seen in the ice and the surrounding bank is covered in brown grass and leafless trees and bushes.

Layers of translucent ice and snow gradually prevail as winter takes hold along the Root River. (Photo by John Torgrimson)

 

Contributors

 

Weaver, watercolor artist and photographer A. Renée Bergstrom of rural Lanesboro lives each day with a sense of awe and has her camera at-the-ready to capture the natural beauty of Bluff Country and its people.

 

 

 

As a communications strategist and business owner for 30 years, Nancy North contributed to brand development and marketing for clients including rural and urban land and water conservation initiatives, higher education, nonprofit organizations and Minnesota businesses. Nancy resides in Whalan.

 

 

 

When not otherwise drumming with area musicians or assisting customers at Rushford’s Ace Hardware, Craig Johnson’s photographer’s eye is focused on the region’s picturesque scenery or area sports teams for regional news publications.

 

 

 

John Torgrimson is managing editor and co-publisher of Root River Current.

 

 

 

 

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