I don't know that this picture is all that interesting photographically, but I wanted to share it anyway because it shows how fascinating the Lake Superior ice can get. The slab on the right was about a foot thick and about four feet wide by six feet long. The slab on the left that it broke off from was even bigger. It was a tremendously interesting find, but a difficult one to photograph because of its location. I really couldn't make it work as a wide angle composition that showed the surrounding terrain, so I decided to just zoom in on it and take more of a documentary-type shot. In case you're wondering, yes it really was that blue! I saw fascinating shades of blue all around this slab of ice. I'm sure you'll find it as interesting as I did :-)
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