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Twenty-Twenty Four

Twenty-Twenty Four

Continuing with a tradition that began in 2007, I am once again finalizing some of my favorite images from the past year. I guess you could call this Volume 18. Wow, eighteen years of this stuff.1 Nonetheless, It is a process that forces me to consider which...

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Autumn Fog

Autumn Fog

It's been a bit of a rare occurrence lately where I go to let our dogs out in the morning and am instantly struck by how beautiful it is outside. Like - run inside and grab your camera beautiful out. Even though there have been some nice sunrises this time of year, I...

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Lake Huron ice

Lake Huron ice

Temperatures are rising this last week of February, giving a possible hint the coldest spell of winter in Michigan may be coming to an end. Of course, now that I have typed that statement, it surely means we will be hit with another big storm. I took a couple of trips...

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Black Ice

Black Ice

Over the many years of photographing ice on Lake St. Clair, I've certainly learned that you have to take what you can get when you are out there. It isn't a very welcoming environment unless you are into ice fishing. It is usually quite windy making the wind chill a...

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Chagrin River Ohio

Chagrin River Ohio

It's hard to believe I am still finding photos from my old photo gallery that I haven't moved over to my new one. Heck, I started this effort more than 2 years ago. The fact is, the old gallery has become somewhat of a "to-do" list on photographs I want to update and...

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Hidden gems – Hocking Hills

Hidden gems – Hocking Hills

Cedar Falls, Hocking Hills, Ohio When you think of deep rocky canyons and gorges, I imagine most would think of the western US.   I was one of those people until I began discovering such places much closer to my own home.   When I show people FROM Michigan some images...

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