bike trail

Some days, it feels like I'm on an island all alone, then I look around and notice there are others feeling the same way so I reach out, and suddenly I'm no longer alone.

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flooded

Eventually the water recedes and you can find your footing.

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dripping

Go from frustrated to focused, you know the goal - healing.  Healing happens best with clear purpose, free from distractions and deviations.

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Blue Ice

The ice is blue and shoving its way up to the shore. Cracking and pushing and piling.

The Wisconsin winter is full of ice, thick ice! :0)

Ice on the Pier

I was so intrigued by the way the ice formed around this pier!

This is the ice on top of the pier - amazingly formed!

Who would have thought the wind could whip the snow into a pile straight up a sign - cool!

Along the shore, the wind has made little formations that make me think of volcanoes or homes for some sort of sea dweller.  These were taken up in Door County, on Lake Michigan.

frozen

When faced with a shocking diagnosis we often walk around numb for a some time, it's important to break through and reach the emotions below.

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Had an opportunity to run up to Door County and check out Lake Michigan.  North side of the pier.

The other side of the pier.

This one reminded me of a shark lurking below.

Saint Mary Lake, the next morning. . .

Loved the low clouds just sitting there - this was shot through the side window of the van.

There was a path that lead to this bluff jutting out into the lake and I stood in the wild wind and looked this way. . .

. . . and that. . .

. . . and over there.

Just a drive by shooting, lol.

This is Lake Sherburne, a little further north.

Falling water everywhere, I loved the balanced rock and the turquoise water.

Saint Mary Lake in Glacier National Park

double exposure-like

I am complicated.  It is possible for me to feel many things at one time and to appear confused to others.

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I was shooting for the algae in the water and at first I was disappointed by the reflections, but the more I looked, the more I liked, it reminds me of the old double exposure possibilities with film cameras, and that in turn makes me think of my dad - he had a camera store when I was growing up called, Double Exposure. :0)

Falling Water in Glacier National Park

Tiny Reflections