I took advantage of some soft and bright light to photograph my neighborhood waterfall, the Greenwoods on the Big Iron River. Of course, I was compelled to turn the trip into an adventure, creeping slowly out to the very edge of the ice to get right into the falls. Fortunately, the only casualty was a lost lens cap. And I got a few nice shot despite my frozen fingers.

WOW!! Beautiful photos!! I can almost hear the water rushing!! Another spectacular view of the breathtaking scenes in the U.P. Thanks!!

Those photos are awesome! Thanks for sharing them. I miss the sounds and sights up there.

Hey, that splashing water got my desk wet!

Great photos! Thank you for sharing.

The awesome picks are worth the lost lens cap!

What a very pretty view. Nice colors and very relaxing. Thanks.

Thanks Dan!

I am homesick again....and I live in Florida. I grew up on this river in White Pine.

God Bless You, and your frozen fingers. Thank you Dan,you are the eyes and legs for so many of us. Thanks.

AWSOME PHOTOS ETC I GREW UP IN HOUGTON NOW I LIVE SOUTH OF SEATTLE. IT SURE MAKES ME WANT TO RETURN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A WOW for sure! Definitely for the 2003 calendar.

Thanks for the effort! I live in Mississippi and there is no "clear water" due to the type of soil here and I miss seeing the "clear" beauty of water.On the other hand,I can go down to the coast and watch the "big pike"also known as Dolphins,swim,which can appease me somewhat.Keep clicking!!!!!!Yankee in the South

I agree with Katherine D.!!!

Seeing this gives full assurance that God's touch is ours' for the viewing. What a beautiful and lovely tribute to your State of Michigan. I've spent many wonderful times on my snowmobile in your territory. You have a real corner on beauty!

Not to gripe or anything, but that's not exactly clear water. (in response to the mississippian, and no offense meant to mississippi, michigan, water, or any party whatsoever)

John, that coloration in the water is tannin: "Sources include the bark of oak, hemlock, chestnut, and mangrove; the leaves of certain sumacs; and plant galls. Tannin is also present in tea, coffee, and walnuts."

Dan urbanski>>>Would like to see some photos of the whitefish river where it crosses U.S.41 near trenary if you should be in area with your camera thank you Jim Ellis

thanks for showing these pictures ..the only place i ever wanted to take my trips ..michigan is the most beautiful state ..every one is so nice and friendly too ..thanks dan