I'm working on a major overhaul of my image library, attempting to clean it up and simplify it, getting rid of redundant images, etc. In the process I'm finding a lot of photos that I never worked on and never did anything with, and this time around they're striking me in a way that they didn't before. This is the first of those. It's a photo from February 2015, taken at Tettegouche State Park on the Minnesota shoreline of Lake Superior. Tettegouche has large cliffs right next to the lake and when the conditions are right, high winds and large waves can throw spray well up over the top of the cliffs into the forest, coating every inch of every tree in a thick layer of ice. It's one of the most fascinating things, in my opinion, that occurs on Lake Superior.
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