Malone’s Lens: Frozen in time
There's been plenty of snowfall this winter, and the lakeshores across the Upper Peninsula have seen the brunt of it. Managing photographer Shawn Malone captured this photo of a lighthouse–a moment frozen in time.
Brrrrrr! It’s been a little chilly out there this winter, hasn’t it? Plenty of snow, too!
But, hey, we’re not complaining. It’s good for the economy (hello, snowmobilers!) and it’s great for the lakes, which have been needing a strong winter like this to bring the water levels back up.
Shawn Malone, our managing photographer, snagged this gorgeous photo of a lighthouse overlooking the frozen sheet that Lake Superior became this winter. It’s chillingly beautiful, isn’t it? It’s the Eagle River lighthouse on the Keweenaw Peninsula.
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