May 2020 — A neon sign in downtown Minneapolis that reads "PARK HERE".

May 2020 — Augies and The Famous Brass Rail signs in downtown Minneapolis.

May 2020 — Avigilon bubble cameras.

May 2020 — Woman looks over the railing on the Stone Arch Bridge in downtown Minneapolis.

May 2020 — A manhole lid at the University of Minnesota.

May 2020 — Tower cranes in downtown Minneapolis during constructon work on the 10th avenue bridge.

May 2020 — The Capella Tower, IDS Center, and Wells Fargo Center in Downtown Minneapolis at night.

May 2020 — Shipping containers in a Minneapolis rail yard.

May 2020 — Shipping containers in a Minneapolis rail yard near the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities.

May 2020 — A bench at Bde Maka Ska in South Minneapolis. The Minneapolis skyline seen across the lake.

May 2020 — St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church as seen from across Bde Maka Ska in Minneapolis.

May 2020 — Minneapolis City Hall and the Hennepin County Government Center in downtown Minneapolis on a clear night.

May 2020 — The clock tower of Minneapolis City Hall glows at night, its illuminated faces visible across downtown. The landmark’s Romanesque architecture remains a defining feature of the city’s skyline.

May 2020 — Target Field near downtown Minneapolis. Home of the MLB's Minnesota Twins baseball team.

May 2020 — A Minneapolis Police squad car sits in a parking ramp in Minneapolis.

May 2020 — International Market Square in Minneapolis as seen from the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden.

May 2020 — The Basilica of Saint Mary and Target Field, the home of the Minnesota Twins.

May 2020 — Downtown Minneapolis as seen from the Prospect Park and Witches Hat. In my opinion, this is a very underrated view of the downtown skyline!

May 2020 — The view from the Prospect Park Water Tower in Minneapolis.

May 2020 — The Prospect Park Water Tower in Minneapolis. It's also known as The Witches Hat.

May 2020 — The downtown Minneapolis skyline as seen on May 6, 2020.

May 2020 — Park closed due to coronavirus signage at Elliot Park in Minneapolis.

May 2020 — A basketball hoop with a board over it to prevent playing during COVID-19 in Minneapolis. May 2020

May 2020 — Elliott Park in Downtown Minneapolis. One of my favorite parks downtown because of the skyline that's visible from the soccer fields.

May 2020 — An ambulance in downtown Minneapolis on May 5th, 2020.

May 2020 — JB Hudson Jewelers on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis.

May 2020 — The flagship Target Store at 900 Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis.

May 2020 — West River Parkway and the Mississippi River near downtown Minneapolis.

May 2020 — The Nicollet Island Inn, a landmark along the Mississippi River in Minneapolis, occupies a 19th-century brick and limestone structure originally built in the 1890s as an industrial facility. Converted into a hotel and restaurant in the 1970s, it retains its historic character with exposed stone walls and vintage architectural details. Illuminated signage and soft outdoor lighting highlight the inn’s distinctive facade, with the iconic Pillsbury’s Best Flour sign visible across the river, linking the scene to the city’s milling heritage.

May 2020 — Hennepin Avenue Bridge in downtown Minneapolis during covid-19.

May 2020 — Offices in downtown Minneapolis.

May 2020 — 35W near downtown Minneapolis with Riverside Plaza towers.

May 2020 — The Samatar Crossing shared use path near downtown Minneapolis. The path leads from Cedar Riverside to near US Bank Stadium.

May 2020 — US Bank Stadium in downtown Minneapolis, May 2020.

May 2020 — A Delta Hangar at Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport.

May 2020 — A beautiful sunset at Pike Island in Saint Paul, Minnesota.

May 2020 — The Calhoun Building in Uptown Minneapolis

May 2020 — Gold Medal Park in Minneapolis with the 40+ story "Eleven" rising in the background.

May 2020 — Signage at Gold Medal Park near downtown Minneapolis.

May 2020 — Gold Medal Park sits along the Mississippi River near the Mill District in downtown Minneapolis, named in honor of the city’s flour-milling heritage and the iconic Gold Medal Flour brand. Designed by landscape architect Tom Oslund, the park opened in 2007 as part of the Guthrie Theater redevelopment and features a distinctive spiral mound at its center offering views of the river and city skyline. The illuminated park sign and tree-lined paths create a serene nighttime atmosphere against the industrial and cultural backdrop of the historic mill area.

May 2020 — South Second Street in downtown Minneapolis during the coronavirus (COVID-19) shutdown.

May 2020 — The 10th Avenue Bridge under renovation near downtown Minneapolis.

May 2020 — The 10th Avenue bridge in Minneapolis under renovation.

April 2020 — Sunset at Powderhorn Park in South Minneapolis

April 2020 — Art at Powderhorn park in South Minneapolis during COVID-19 shutdowns.

April 2020 — A temporary public health sign outside a Walgreens store instructs customers to follow CDC guidance and remain six feet apart while inside and outside the building. Such signage became widespread in the United States in March 2020, when retailers adopted distancing protocols in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The six-foot standard reflected federal public health recommendations intended to reduce airborne transmission of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in shared indoor spaces. National pharmacy chains like Walgreens remained open as essential businesses, implementing floor markers, occupancy limits, plexiglass barriers, and posted guidance like this to manage customer flow and maintain access to prescriptions and basic goods during lockdown periods.

April 2020 — At the entrance of an Allina Health clinic, a temporary sign reminds visitors of heightened safety measures during the COVID-19 pandemic. The notice instructs patients to stop and first meet with a greeter before checking in, emphasizing that the location does not provide community COVID-19 testing and that masks may be required during the visit. These portable A-frame signs became common across medical facilities in 2020–2021, helping manage visitor flow, screen for symptoms, and reinforce evolving public health protocols at clinics and hospitals throughout Minnesota.

April 2020 — Barnes & Noble in Minneapolis closed due to the coronavirus outbreak.

April 2020 — A letter posted in the window of Punch Pizza announces the temporary closure of all locations beginning Monday, March 16, 2020, citing the rapid spread of COVID-19.

April 2020 — Taberna restaurant near Bde Maka Ska in Minneapolis.

April 2020 — Downtown Minneapolis and construction on I-35W.

April 2020 — Cedar-Riverside LRT trains station in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

April 2020 — Bob Dylan Mural in downtown Minneapolis by Kobra during COVID-19 shutdown.

April 2020 — An empty Interstate 394 in Minneapolis seen on April 25, 2020 during COVID-19 closures.

April 2020 — Loews Hotel, LaSalle Plaza, Target Headquarters and the Target Center in downtown Minneapolis, MN.

April 2020 — Minneapolis parks coronavirus signage on closed streets during COVID-19.

April 2020 — A crosswalk button in Minneapolis after the city disabled 450 walk buttons in late April 2020. Sign reads "Pushing button is not required. The walk signal will turn on automatically. Wait for walk signal before crossing."

April 2020 — CNN on a tv inside a hotel in downtown Minneapolis.

April 2020 — Hennepin Healthcare ambulances in Downtown Minneapolis.

April 2020 — Downtown Minneapolis with Hyatt Place and Centre Village signs.

April 2020 — Downtown Minneapolis skyline as seen from Lake of the Isles.

April 2020 — Unused locked Metro Transit buses parked in a grassy lot in North Minneapolis.

April 2020 — Very little traffic on Interstate 35W. Cedar Riverside in the background.

April 2020 — Ramp C parking garage in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota.

April 2020 — Loews Hotel with a heart on it in solidarity with others hotels during covid-19 shutdowns.

April 2020 — An empty 9th Street, 1st Avenue and Hawthorne Avenue in Downtown Minneapolis during COVID-19 shutdowns. The Target Center on the left and The Seville dance club in the middle.

April 2020 — Ramp A parking garage in Downtown Minneapolis.

April 2020 — Hilton Hotel in Downtown Minneapolis lit up with a HOPE heart. Seen during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak shutdowns.

April 2020 — Hotels in downtown Minneapolis with rooms lit up during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

April 2020 — First Avenue and 7th St Entry concert venues in downtown Minneapolis on April 2, 2020 during the COVID-19 shutdowns. VOTE2020 seen in the windows.

April 2020 — Hard Times Cafe on Riverside Drive in Minneapolis during COVID-19 closures.

April 2020 — The Lucky Dragon Restaurant and Hard Times Cafe on Riverside Avenue in Minneapolis.

March 2020 — Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis during the first night of Minnesota’s stay at home orders.

March 2020 — A pandemic closure sign on a barber shop in Minneapolis

March 2020 — Warehouse District/Hennepin light rail station in Downtown Minneapolis in the hours after the Minnesota Stay At Home order went into effect.

March 2020 — Sneaky Pete’s bar during the first night of Minnesota’s Stay At Home Order on 03/28/20.

March 2020 — Nicollet Mall Light Rail Station on a rainy night in Downtown Minneapolis during Minnesota’s Stay At Home orders.

March 2020 — A police officer at Hennepin Avenue after Stay at Home order.

March 2020 — Nicollet Mall in Downtown Minneapolis during Minnesota’s COVID-19 Stay At Home orders.

March 2020 — Uptown Theatre on Hennepin Ave and Lagoon Ave in Minneapolis during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

March 2020 — Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis, Minnesota during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

March 2020 — Hennepin Ave and Lake St in Minneapolis during the covid-19 shutdown.

March 2020 — O'Donovan's Pub in downtown Minneapolis across from First Avenue music hall.

March 2020 — First Avenue concert venue in downtown Minneapolis with "VOTE 2020" in the windows.

March 2020 — The Caboose on Cedar Ave in Minneapolis during Minnesota’s Stay At Home orders. Their marquee reading “It will get better”.

March 2020 — A large Jack Daniels mural on the Whiskey Junction building on Cedar Avenue in Minneapolis. The bar has been closed since at least 2020

March 2020 — The Joint and Cabooze Bars in March 2020 during pandemic closures in Minneapolis. Marquee reads "It will get better"

March 2020 — Orpheum Theatre on Hennepin Ave in Downtown Minneapolis during Minnesota’s Stay At Home order. Marquee reading “Stay Safe. Stay Tuned”.

March 2020 — An empty Speedway gas station and strip mall in Loring Park during COVID-19 outbreak.

March 2020 — Millennium Hotel in downtown Minneapolis during the coronavirus outbreak. One room light in.

March 2020 — Nicollet Mall in Downtown Minneapolis on a rainy night during early days of COVID-19 outbreak.

March 2020 — A sign on a downtown Minneapolis restaurant during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Sign reads "All Food, Alcohol, & Money have been REMOVED from this location. Good luck everyone! We will miss you & See you again soon.:

March 2020 — Looking down S 8th St in Downtown Minneapolis on 03/22/20 during COVID-19.

March 2020 — A rainy night in Downtown Minneapolis outside City Center during the early days of COVID-19.

March 2020 — The iconic bronze statue of Mary Tyler Moore along Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis, depicting the memorable hat-tossing moment from the opening of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, which first aired in 1970 and helped cement Minneapolis in television history. Installed in 2002, the statue symbolizes the city’s cultural association with the show’s themes of independence and optimism. At the time of this photograph, Nicollet Mall—normally a busy pedestrian and transit corridor—appears unusually empty, reflecting the early days of COVID-19 shutdowns that drastically reduced public presence in city centers. Blue public art lanterns, added during street improvements completed in 2017, line the renovated streetscape, emphasizing Nicollet Mall’s evolution as both a commercial and cultural landmark.

March 2020 — Downtown Minneapolis after dark, with the Gaviidae Common retail and office complex illuminated along Nicollet Mall. The metallic blue spherical public art installation in the foreground—inscribed with words referencing music, light, and community—adds a cultural element to the urban corridor. Reflected dramatically in the golden glass façade of the Westin building behind it is the historic Foshay Tower, one of Minneapolis’s earliest skyscrapers dating back to 1929. Today, Nicollet Mall serves as the city’s primary pedestrian and transit thoroughfare, blending modern commercial redevelopment, historic preservation, and public art into a central civic space.

March 2020 — Rainy night on Nicollet Mall during early days of COVID-19 outbreak.

March 2020 — Dayton’s and the IDS Center on Nicollet Mall in the early days of COVID-19 in Downtown Minneapolis.

March 2020 — Empty shelves of toilet paper at a Walgreens in Minneapolis on March 16, 2020.

March 2020 — Formerly branded as HCMC, this Hennepin Healthcare building in Minneapolis opened in 2018 for outpatient services.

March 2020 — Nicollet Mall in Downtown Minneapolis during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Normally busy with pedestrians and buses, only one Metro Transit Bus and bicycle is found in view.

March 2020 — A north–south view through downtown Minneapolis during early evening, with illuminated office towers forming a dense street corridor and minimal traffic on the roadway below. The cylindrical crown of the IDS Center, completed in 1973, anchors the skyline in the distance as the city’s tallest building and a defining element of its modern profile. In the foreground, the neon signage of Murray’s, a Minneapolis institution since 1946, adds a warm counterpoint to the cooler glass-and-steel architecture surrounding Nicollet Mall.

March 2020 — Downtown Minneapolis as seen from below the Stone Arch Bridge.

March 2020 — A street in Santiago, Guatemala.

March 2020 — Volcán Tolimán and Volcán Atitlán as seen from Panajachel, Guatemala. Shot from Porta Hotel del Lago.

March 2020 — Guatemala La Voz coffee bags. Seen at the La Voz Que Clama en el Desierto cooperative in San Juan La Laguna Guatemala.

March 2020 — Guatemala La Voz coffee bags. Seen at the La Voz Que Clama en el Desierto cooperative in San Juan La Laguna Guatemala.

March 2020 — A woman sorts out coffee beans at the La Voz Coffee Cooperative in San Juan Guatemala.

March 2020 — Coffee growing at the La Voz Coffee Cooperative in San Juan Guatemala.

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March 2020 — Lake Atitlan in Santa Cruz, Guatemala

March 2020 — Santa Cruz La Laguna is a traditional Mayan village located on the steep mountainside of the lake, roughly 325 vertical feet above the lake's surface (population: approximately 3,100). The village has the unique characteristic of being accessible only by boat or footpath. A single, winding road connects the dock to the village. There is a very rough road connecting Santa Cruz to Sololá which is used to transport heavy goods, concrete blocks, furniture, and a few vehicles. The village has no roads, telephone system, or commercial center, although a common gathering place in the village is the sports court, used for basketball and soccer by the children of the village. Electricity is intermittent and expensive, and is therefore not installed in many households.

March 2020 — Lake Atitlan in Santa Cruz, Guatemala

March 2020 — Lake Atitlan in Santa Cruz, Guatemala

March 2020 — Hiking between Jaibalito and Santa Cruz Guatemala.

March 2020 — Lake Atitlan in Santa Cruz, Guatemala

March 2020 — Santa Cruz, Guatemala

March 2020 — Lake Atitlan in Santa Cruz, Guatemala

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March 2020 — Santa Cruz, Guatemala