From a walk along Muskegon’s downtown lakefront on a foggy November morning.
Besides the fence at Heritage Landing, the fog made the dock pilings, the roundabout statue, and the congregational church all look great.
Along the Muskegon Lakeshore Trail on July 7, 2016
A lovely spring sprout on Muskegon Lakeshore Trail.
Looking up Ryerson Creek from Yuba Street near the old Muskegon Farmer’s Market.
Fire escape in the alley behind Muskegon’s Frauenthal Theater.
Downtown Muskegon on the morning of Saturday, April 9, 2016.
The first is one of the alleys near the Walker arena.
The second is the statue at Muskegon High School.
From a very chilly walk along Muskegon’s Lakeshore Bike trail on the morning of March 26, 2016.
From a walk on Muskegon’s Lake Shore Bike Trail on a very cold November morning.
An old sailboat on Ottawa Street in Muskegon on the morning of October 20, 2015
Here are a couple tries at low-light photos with a handheld smartphone.
Above is the old depot in Muskegon, Michigan. And below are the parking lot lights behind Fricano’s on Muskegon Lake.
Fall flowers next to Muskegon Lake on September 21, 2015
Lest you think that our cats are allowed outside to howl at the moon (or for any other reason), this is Emily in front of a night light.
These are from Muskegon’s McGraft Park and Heritage Landing on the morning of July 3,2015.
From another early morning walk along Muskegon Lake. The first is of the Kirksey dock. The other is looking across the lake towards Muskegon from the kiosk on the bike trail.
Both were taken way before sunrise, so the camera shutter had to be open for several seconds before it would capture much of anything. This is why the surface of the lake looks so crazy. Most ripples and waves tend to disappear in a long exposure.
A large hole in the kayak will keep the morning journeys ashore for a few days. Given the gorgeous flowers blooming along Muskegon’s Lakeshore bike trail, this is by no means a hardship.
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From a walk along Muskegon Lake this morning before the first ever Muskegon Heritage Village Garden and Car Show.
The photo below is very odd. It almost looks as if the dock is pasted over a lake background. It isn’t.
After so many trips up the Muskegon River this summer, it was a nice break to spend Friday morning on the lake.
Flowers along the top of the retaining wall between Muskegon’s Shoreline Drive.
It was a long trip to the Muskegon Farmers Market last Saturday. Not measured in distance, but rather in time. The flowers along the Lakeshore Bike Trail were so beautiful that as soon as you had a photo of one, the next would seem even prettier.
Here are just a few of the reasons that breakfast was finally consumed at lunchtime.
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From this morning's walk along Muskegon Lake.