Spring Break in Detroit
Much like last year, we stuck close to home for spring break – this time, to downtown Detroit, Michigan.
Eastern Market
One of the largest markets in the country, Eastern Market was fairly quiet in late March. It’s not quite farmers market season yet.
We still saw, and tasted, plenty.
Downtown Detroit
Mondays are quiet, so we took the People Mover downtown to stroll around the Renaissance Center and midtown.
That might have been a mistake. First, it was chilly, with the buildings acting as a wind tunnel for a cold breeze off of the Detroit River.
Second, we had a few mishaps, including me dropping my Canon M6 and busting my beloved EF-M 22mm lens.
So we headed back to the hotel and just chilled. It wasn’t worth it outside.
Detroit Institute of arts
This was my jam.
The DIA is a world-class art museum, and the light was just perfect inside to get some dramatic shots inside the main hall and near the Diego Rivera mural.
After the museum, we ate at Hop Cat and watched the Detroit Qline come and go.
Heading home
A few more photos as we finish up at the hotel, have some diner-style breakfast, and head back to Jackson.
All images captured on a busted-ass Canon M6 and a variety of EF-M lenses.
