Duluthian Tom Haas spent 20 summers kayaking along Isle Royale’s shores and smaller barrier islands and hking its mainland, hauling along a 12-pound large-format camera and an 8-pound tripod. Throughout that meandering circumnavigation he captured over 3,000 black-and-white images of the islands’ harbors and bays, rocky shorelines, abundant flora, historic fisheries, and legacy-family cabins as well as the archipelago’s summertime residents, a mix of commercial fishing families and the descendants of those who first visited as far back as the 1890s.More than 30 years after the project ended, Tom and his wife Jeannie Thoren — who has ben enshrined in…