The sun going down
There is art to be found
In the flow of the river
Look, a river of gold
Oh how so bold
In the shadows of the summer cool
The Art Of Water
The evening light now low
A selection of rocks to break the water’s flow
A low shutter speed for a dreamy effect
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Up Close
The flow of water
Sunlight on the ferns
Small details found in Nature
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A Quiet Fall Afternoon
Early Fall afternoon In Superior country.
A dead calm on the lake water
Beautiful reflections
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Island on Superior
Another evening
Another Island
On Lake Superior
Stunted trees growing
In a confined space
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Katherine Cove, Lake Superior
A quiet summer evening
The sun is gone
Pink clouds floating
A pinkish glow on the landscape
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Shoreline Exploring
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
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Back Roads, Batchawana
A travelled logging road
A small lake, swampy
The hills awash in color
Not a breath of a wind
Artist reflections on calm waters
A scene from the North Country
Lake Superior country
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Geological Features
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
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Superior, North of Batchawana
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
Ken Bennison's Photography 