photography

Voting is now closed. Stay tuned for the winners! Read more about Lens on the Lake 2019 Photo Contest

Stephanie Herington’s A Summer Paddle took second place in our 2018 Lens on the Lake photo contest in the People & Families category. Read more about A Paddle Around Manitou Island Makes for Moody Photograph

White Bear Lake resident Jim Delesha captured this image, which took second place in our 2018 Lens on the Lake photo contest in the Activities & Events category. Read more about This Sunset Photo 'Represents the Essence of White Bear Lake'

In this photo, Ken Klein captures the beauty of the Hill Farm Historical Society granary. Read more about Hill Farm's Granary Shines in Local Photographer's Shot

Jay Rendall’s photo “Monday Night Spectators” took third place in our 2018 Lens on the Lake contest. Read more about Serenity of Summer Boating Captured in Photograph

“Dreamer” is our pick for this month’s Last Glance. “Dreamer” took third place in our 2018 Lens on the Lake photo contest Read more about What Do Dogs Daydream About?

When Amy Woodford Honmyhr and Allyssa Woodford Hughes look through their camera lens, they look for more than flattering angles and forgiving light. As the team behind Woodford Sisters Photography, the portrait photographers look to capture authentic moments. It could be a portrait of a newborn, a teenager or a senior. When the sisters hear feedback like “That’s her smile,” or “That’s how I see her,” they consider it a job well done. Read more about Mahtomedi Photographers Take Aim With Sisterly Focus