a photograph by Sonja Bingen
Note: Along the shores of Lake Michigan
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This is great–I can feel the stinging cold. God bless you all today.
Sonja’s photograph chills me to the bone and blows me right away, so successfu it is as a true “capture” of this place!
What a contrast this photograph is with the earlier one of the lake glimpsed through the glass of the pavilion of the Milwaukee Art Museum.
Calm, dappled sunlight replaced by lowering clouds and icy winds.
All I can say is that I LOVE this photo! I can hear the surf breaking….
Love this photo, Sonja … I want to walk along this shore … ~ Julie 🙂
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