Beach Length Unnatural Dune From Autumn Storm Waves And Winds Indiana Lake Michigan is a photograph by Rory Cubel which was uploaded on January 5th, 2024.
Beach Length Unnatural Dune From Autumn Storm Waves And Winds Indiana Lake Michigan
Normally, in this view from the walkway to the pier , you would see a perfectly flat sandy beach to the water's edge. The foreground is a huge 10... more
by Rory Cubel
Title
Beach Length Unnatural Dune From Autumn Storm Waves And Winds Indiana Lake Michigan
Artist
Rory Cubel
Medium
Photograph - Color Photography
Description
Normally, in this view from the walkway to the pier , you would see a perfectly flat sandy beach to the water's edge. The foreground is a huge 10 foot high sand dune that runs from near the pier and goes east over the entire beach area for 2 miles. The unnatural dune was formed by massive Autumn lake waves and winds that scoured the beach and lake bed sand up into a snaking sand mound that blocks the normal lake view. It was also caused by the lack of lake ice to block the surging waves during our mild, snowless Winter The area is known for the regular sand dunes that run at the back of the beach areas along the southern shoreline. I took the cold , sandy view toward the Lighthouse Pier from the 8 foot high concrete walkway with my little Fuji Finepix S2000HD digital camera in lens zooming mode, for the composition ;on last Christmas Eve day. NOTE: The FAA logo will not appear on any ordered image or object.
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January 5th, 2024
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Comments (7)
Barbie Corbett-Newmin
I like the picturesque scene and interesting description!lf
Rory Cubel replied:
Thank you ,Barbie. it was the first time I had seen such a beach long dune from storm waves there.
Rory Cubel
Bob, Thank you for this landscape feature in the group, "1 A Day Waiting Room Art", in January. Much appreciated.
Morris Finkelstein
Beautiful Lake Michigan beachscape photograph with great colors and perspective, Rory! F/L
Rory Cubel
Taphath, Thank you for the feature of this storm caused view in the group, "Your Best Work". I appreciate it.
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