“Piers are good places for pondering the eternal enigmas of the universe.”
– Howard Rodman
Tag Archives: Lakes
Taking time to breathe
It’s been a stressful couple of months. Fitting that my first real photo outing in quite a while was last night’s sunset. Things always seem better when you take time to breathe, and savor the beauty that’s in front of you.
View more →San Damiano sunset
Biked over to San Damiano park to watch the sunset last night. It’s going down earlier these days — summer is on the wane.
View more →Idyllic afternoon
Sunset views
Sometimes when you witness a good sunset, there are just too many scenes to capture — a good problem to have. These were from last night, at Tenney Park along Lake Menodota.
View more →Savoring the sunset
It’s been a long time since I took the time to savor the evolution of a sunset. This was last night over Lake Monona from San Damiano Park.
View more →View from the top
Hiking the shore
Still mining photos from my Upper Michigan trip. This is Little Presque Isle, another beautiful spot along Lake Superior.
View more →Miners Castle
At the bottom of of this outcropping is a small sample of the colored sandstone that gives Pictured Rocks its name. That type of formation is much larger and more prominent on the eastern side of the park.
View more →Lakeshore abstracts
One day I was watching the waves wash over the shore on Lake Superior. I was fascinated by the distorted sunlight in that crystal clear water and those patterns in the sandstone, etched by the lake’s waves.
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