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Our photography blog is a collaboration of the photographers and staff at Campbell Salgado Studio.

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Wednesday
Sep012010

Summertime Minnesota Style

This Summer we took a family-focused trip to Minneapolis.

Really what is more quintessential than Claes Oldenburg’s Spoonbridge and Cherry at theMinneapolis Sculpture Garden. We all had a blast finding goofy ways to play with perspective and the spoon. The Walker Art Center next door helped us pass the 90 degree day in a cool air conditioned art space. The kids even got to create plaster gauze reliefs a la George Segal.

Visiting a little red cabin in the Wisconsin lake district reminded us of how wonderful it is to play with your cousins, splash in a lake and catch a fish. Which Francisco did with certainly the most aplomb.

To see more photos from our trip visit our online gallery.

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