While on a long weekend getaway to our cabin in Upper Michigan, we took a day trip to visit friends of ours and do some exploring on the Keweenaw. Our friends advised us to take the scenic Brockway Mountain Drive, just west of Copper Harbor. The drive runs along the ridge of Brockway Mountain on the Keweenaw Fault and climbs 720 feet above the surface of Lake Superior. We took our time driving back down the coast, eventually ending up at the Great Sand Bay by sunset. We plan to come back in autumn for the colors and in spring to see the hawk migration along the length of the peninsula as they head across Lake Superior. 

Here are just a handful of my favorite shots...

I've been going through old photos on my hard drive that I never posted and discovering some forgotten treasures, like this day we spent at Pewits Nest in Baraboo, Wisconsin last September. We climbed down into the 40 foot gorge and were able to walk along the rocks that would've been covered with water had it not been so late in the season. We spent about 3-4 hours there and got some fun portraits. 

Happy, happy weekend all. 

I received my new Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 lens in the mail this week and was anxious to get out and shoot with it. We returned to fully hike the Dells of Eau Claire, about 16 miles west of our home in Wausau, WI. It's an absolutely beautiful location that I'm sure we'll be frequenting many more times this season. 

I've been struggling to get back into shooting and posting on here for a while now since we moved from Madison. I'll be doing my best to post at least one image every week this summer.