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Once a year, if it gets cold enough my husband and I go to the shore of Lake Michigan. We look for and photograph natural ice sculptures. This year we went to Openlands Lakeshore Preserve, and the Lake Forest Harbor located about 35 miles north of Chicago. We found some ice sculptures, but we also were able to photograph the waves. The waves were between 2-4 feet tall but impressive enough, crashing along the icy shoreline. My husband laid down on the ice and got some cool shots of the waves breaking up close. So close that the water splashed on him and froze on his clothes (and camera) instantly. For the wave shots, we set our camera’s shutter speed to its max limit of 1/8000th of a second. I am also including some of the icy landscape pictures.
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Pattern
Freeze
The running man
The wave that got too close
The ice creature
Ice teeth
Crown of ice
Layers and Layers of ice
The end of the rainbow
Frozen Fortress
The ice kings castle
Good Night
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