The colors were crazy just before this morning’s sunrise. So much so that the psychedelic purple picture of the lake hasn’t been “pushed” in Photoshop at all – just a minor level adjustment and unsharp mask.
The same is true for all of the flowers. These beauties are all as seen just up the hill from the White Lake Eagles.
A wonderful morning.
Looking north across Muskegon Lake on a sunny cool morning.
What seemed to be shaping up a clear sunny morning – at least before sunrise – turned out to be anything but. These are from before the thunderstorm.
These are from this morning’s sunrise over Muskegon’s Ruddiman Pond.
Another early morning. Another gorgeous sunrise.
There is also a picture of some sort of mystery mushroom (?) that was in the middle of the trail. Does anyone know what these things are?
Chris decided that it was far too beautiful a morning to lounge around the cabin. Paying no attention to contrary opinion, it was off to Duck Lake at six.
As usual, she was right.
Here’s Chris at her favorite swimming hole of all, which is quite a compliment since she is happy to swim in everything from Lake Michigan to mud puddles.
Yellow flowers in Muskegon County’s Duck Lake State Park.
A leaf next to the Lakeshore Bike Trail in Muskegon on June 14, 2010
This little darling was floating on her flower in the middle of White Lake. Rather than take her chances with passing fish and boats, she accepted a ride to shore on the deck of the kayak.
The sun rises over Muskegon County’s White Lake on August 1, 2008
Duck Lake on the morning of July 4, 2008
Marker number seven on Muskegon County’s White Lake on the morning of June 27, 2008
The sun rises over Muskegon County’s White Lake on the morning of June 27, 2008.
Just before sunrise on an early spring morning, this was the view from behind the old SPX building in downtown Muskegon.
Muskegon parking lots are turning into a treasure trove of photogenic oddities.
A couple of weeks ago, there was the cool green die at Hackley Hospital, now here’s an old rusty spoon from a parking lot on Laketon. The reflection of the sky (and red camera case) really makes this one interesting.
The title of this one wasn’t stolen from a slasher movie, but refers to the old green die that was laying in the parking lot of Muskegon’s Hackley Hospital last week. It looked wonderful with the morning sun lighting it up.
This was Heritage Landing just a few weeks ago. With any luck, it won’t look like this again for many months.
Here is a second picture from that same morning. This one of the bridge really shows how much snow was coming down that morning.
A misty sunrise across Muskegon’s Ruddiman pond.
A water drop hangs from a branch along Muskegon’s Lakeshore Bike Trail.
