I went back to Cave Point this morning to see the icy aftermath of yesterday's wild waves and weather...
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(The cure for a lazy photographer)
TWELVE SIGNIFICANT PHOTOGRAPHS IN ANY ONE YEAR IS A GOOD CROP.
-Ansel Adams
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2009
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December
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- Day 335 > At The Center Of The Water Wheel
- Day 336 > Once Upon A Time...
- Day 337 > The Face Of An Angel
- Day 338 > The Dead Season
- Day 339 > Cairo, Wisconsin
- Day 340 > Blue Morning
- Day 341 > Devil's River Winter Cascades
- Day 342 > Falling Water, Falling Temperatures
- Day 343 > A Beacon In The Storm
- Day 344 > Union Church Entry
- Day 345 > Feathers In Crystal
- Day 346 > Waterfall Still Life
- Day 347 > Devil's River Winter
- Day 348 > Wequiock Falls Reflecting Pool
- Day 349 > Anyone Up For A Picnic?
- Day 350 > At Wequiock Falls
- Day 351 > Cave View / Fonferek Glen Falls
- Day 352 > Footbridge
- Day 353 > Cave Point Winter Wonderland
- Day 353 BONUS > On Location At Cave Point
- Day 354 > Church And State
- Day 355 > Winter Solstice At Wequiock Falls
- Day 356 > Winter Storm Over Lake Michigan
- Day 257 > Old Rock Mill Winter
- Day 258 > St. Anthony Chapel / Christmas Eve
- Day 259 > Christmas Morning
- Day 360 > Wild Winter Waves / Lake Michigan
- Day 361> Icy Aftermath
- Day 362 > Snowburst
- Day 363 > Algoma Morning Light
- Day 364 > Icy Kewaunee Pier
- Day 365 > One Year Later...
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Absolutely beautiful and worth the trip back north! :) Your winter shots have been amazing!
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog (came over from Bull Rhino's place) and admire your commitment to daily photos!
I am sorry I missed almost the whole year but I look forward to viewing your archives. I'll follow on your other blog too, your work is fantastic!
I never failed to be awed when I come to your site. Absolutely GORGEOUS! Again.
ReplyDeleteLove this one. Almost like a icy web.
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