Malone’s Lens: This is what zero degrees looks like
Was it cold up here last week? That's an understatement. With windchills reaching way below zero, it was tough to even be outside for any period of time. So when award-winning managing photographer Shawn Malone saw the temperatures rise, she went out and snapped this picture for your enjoyment.
Shawn Malone, an award-winning photographer, snapped this photo of the Upper Harbor in Marquette when we had a bit of a heat wave last week–the temperatures actually hit just zero degrees instead of plunging well below that.
For more information about Shawn Malone or her photos, visit her website.
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