Another evening
Another Island
On Lake Superior
Stunted trees growing
In a confined space
Another evening
Another Island
On Lake Superior
Stunted trees growing
In a confined space
A quiet summer evening
The sun is gone
Pink clouds floating
A pinkish glow on the landscape
It is always of intertest when I explore Lake Superior’s shoreline
Wading through shadow water
Struggling through dense underbrush
Climbing over rock structures
It is always an adventure
To find the next composition
This photo shows interesting geological features.
The rock structures are time worn by Lake Superior
There is much wave action causing the rock to deteriorate
You will notice the pink rock, how worn it is.
It appears to be the underlying rock structure as seen in the blackish rock structure.
Of note is the small yellow leaves that offset the various shades of green
Pebbled beaches are a common site on Lake Superior
The wild and rugged beauty that is Lake Superior
The rugged shoreline of Lake Superior
Of an age long gone
Trees struggling for survival
In a harsh environment
Strong cold winds , gale force
Yet here they belong
The pounding of the waves
On a wild November day
The ominous sky is gray
Reshaping the rocks of a volcanic age
The shoreline constantly changing
As I was crawling over rocks alone the Lake Superior shoreline one evening. I looked down ahead of me . There before me was an ancient lava flow like it was yesterday. Incredible.
I set up the camera equipment among the rocks. It was a quiet evening, The sun was on the horizon soon to disappear. Not before it went out in a blaze of glory. As I was photographing everything turned to red.
An Evening at Dora Bay, Lake Superior.
Just South of Wawa
I drove into the Michipicoten First Nation for a photo shoot.
There was a beautiful sandy beach here
A number of rock islands not far from shore attracted my attention
I spent the evening photographing along the shoreline
The shores of Lake Superior are known for there ruggedness.
This composition features part of the shoreline
Found at Pukaskwa National Park
The rock structures are predominantly grey in color
With plant life that can be found in the Arctic
One of the interesting aspects of photographing the shoreline of Lake Superior are the rock formations. These rocks date back to the volcanic era of Earth. The effects of water and wind has created many interesting shapes.
A beautiful evening on the shores of Lake Superior near Wawa
I traversed Sandy Beach near Wawa one evening.
This was an area that A Y Jackson created some of his paintings
I have added this composition to My Fine Arts page.
It is now available to the public
If interested check it out