Cool Foggy Morning by T P Mann
I shared another view of this barn last week, but since lots of Michigan is in a misty mood this morning, I had to go back! Check out TP’s Sunsets/Sunrises gallery for more.
Cool Foggy Morning
Morning Barn Silhouette
Morning Barn Silhouette by T P Mann
T P got a gorgeous morning view near East Jordan. See more in his Sites Along the Breezeway gallery.
Corn Days
Mark got this gorgeous shot on the Leelanau Peninsula. Here’s hoping you get a chance to bite into some delicious Michigan sweet corn! Head over to Downstreamer on Flickr for his latest!
Field, Flowers, Farm
Field of Flowers at the Farm by Robert F Carter
“Sometimes I do get to places just when God’s ready to have somebody click the shutter.”
– Ansel Adams
Robert took this back in August of 2015. He shared this perfectly apt quotation from Ansel Adams on his profile & about this photo he writes:
While visiting a local farm market in Petoskey, Michigan, I was drawn to their crop of flowers next to their driveway. The flowers in the foreground are Bachelor’s Buttons. The road that curves through the hilly terrain can be seen near the barn in the distance.
See more in his My Petoskey gallery on Flickr & for sure check out his website.
More from Petoskey on Michigan in Pictures!
Blizzard Waves
Michigan Blizzard Creates Ocean Waves – 1972 by Steve Brown
As Michigan gets popped by a winter storm, here’s a look back to 1972. Steve writes:
Quite amazing what a wintry wind can do to fallen snow across an open field. I took this photo in February, 1972 after the winds of a modest blizzard had reshaped the fallen snow on the front yard of the home where I lived near Manchester, Michigan.
See more in Steve’s great Michigan Winter gallery on Flickr & stay safe everyone!
Harvest Sunset
Here’s a shot of a barn near Webberville near sunset last weekend. See more in fotoman’s Barns & Old Abandoned Buildings gallery on Flickr.
The Boonies: Harrieta & Boon
Today’s post is a shoutout to Dale, a new Michigan in Pictures supporter who grew up in the Boon/Henrietta area. Thank you Dale!!
Boon is located in the northern Lower Peninsula between Manistee and Cadillac. Over half of the town is situated in the Manistee National Forest, which is primarily rural and wooded area.
Harrietta is a village in Wexford County had a population of 143 at the 2010 census, making it the least populous village in Northern Michigan. It was incorporated as a village in 1891 with the name of Gaston. It was named Hariette in 1892 and the present spelling was adopted in 1923. Harrietta is a combination of the names of a railroad official, Harry, and that of his wife, Henrietta.
Jason took took this way back in June of 2011. See more in his Wexford County gallery on Flickr.
Bright New Day
Here’s a gorgeous photo by my friend Mark Smith from up on the Leelanau Peninsula. Follow Mark on Flickr for more!
Sunday Night on Lavender Hill
Sunday Night on Lavender Hill by Gary Ennis Photography
Gary says that the bees were busy at Lavender Hill Farm near Boyne City the other night. See it bigger on Facebook!
Broken Barn and the Galaxy
Broken Barn and the Galaxy by Jibu John
This photo is from July of 2017. See more in Jibu John’s showcase on Flickr!
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