The snow has melted, the ground is thawing and the ghost of winter is released from the frozen earth.
An experimental piece done using the multiple exposure setting in camera and processed in Silver Efex Pro.
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Every time I get the chance to enjoy the dark skies of northern Minnesota, I think of those who have never been away from a light island and experienced the incredible sight of a sky full of stars. This image was captured on a night when I was hoping to see the aurora above Lake Superior. The aurora did not make an appearance but, the stars more than made up for its absence.
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Spring is springing, snow is melting and rain has been falling. All of which means, that water is in motion.
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It takes a bit of navigating to move about safely on the ice covered ledge rock of Lake Superior.
Gooseberry Falls State Park
Fujifilm GFX 100s, Fuji GF 45-100mm f4, 45mm, ISO 400, 1/240 sec, f6.9
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Light, water and shape add to the textured rock along the shore of Lake Superior.
A cut opens in the cloud cover and lets a curtain of light through.
A view across Lake Superior.
On the morning I went out to shoot some photos of ice, I slipped on ice next to my truck as I was loading my camera bag. I landed on my stainless steel coffee mug, which hit me right around the left kidney. Ouch! I managed to make out and grab a few shots before going home to recover with an ice pack.
It may seem that the water is steaming, and it sort of is. When Lake Superior is warmer than the air above it, you get sea smoke. It was -5 F (-15 C) the morning I captured this image.
North Pier Lighthouse surrounded by sea smoke. Duluth, Mn
Monochromia 
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