You can imagine with all the wind we experienced during the two day St. Patrick’s Day storm last weekend that Lake Superior was a bit stirred up. Thanks to George C. Bailey, we get a first-hand look at the Big Lake in all her glory after the snow had stopped, the sun came out and the wind was still whipping the waves all about. George managed to capture the spectacular beauty of Superior at Dan’s Point near Copper Harbor, “as the storm churns” with the magnificent blues in the water and the ice, along with the curls of the waves as they thrash about in the gale force winds that day.

I always enjoy reading the comments folks share about George’s photography...below is a small sampling of those posted for these photos:

“Lake Superior and your photos never disappoint! Always something different to see.”
“Nature’s rock Tumbler. Can't wait to go rock picking.”
“George, you sure know how to capture the natural beauty of it all so perfectly.”
“These are powerfully beautiful pictures.”

We live in such beauty!~

These pictures are almost fantastic they are so beautiful! Thank you so much George!

Even tho the Lions got the better of Tech, we congratulate the Huskies on a great hockey season!

Love singing dem UP Blues!

…and the video was singing my song too!


“All this time the river flowed


Endlessly to the sea” (Sting)

Beautiful shots.

Beautiful pics! Soothing video and it is triggering
my diuretic!! lol.

CONGRATS to the MUNISING MUSTANGS for their first ever State Championship in boy's basketball!!! We are so proud of you!!

Most importantly, Spring is on da way. Summertime,
sum, sum, sum, sum, Sumertime, as the song goes.