Hey there! This week, I’m joining The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge themed “Change”. I’ve picked out a couple of photos that perfectly encapsulate this theme. Have a look at the stark contrast between the biting winter in Caseville harbor and the embracing warmth of spring in Port Austin Harbor. Isn’t it fascinating how the ever-changing seasons in Michigan, especially around the Great Lakes, can transform the same landscape so drastically?
In Michigan, we’re lucky enough to witness the lake’s ever-moving water change form with the seasons. In the summer, it’s like a welcoming friend, while in the winter, it’s more like a biting cold adversary.
If you’re interested in more about Michigan, particularly the Thumb area, check out these links: From local news feeds to event schedules, and even a special report on the 2012 Michigan Wind Survey, there’s plenty to explore.
In a nutshell, Michigan is a place where the seasons bring about dramatic transformations, particularly around the Great Lakes. The water there is like a chameleon, changing its demeanor with the seasons – welcoming in summer and biting in winter. These stark contrasts not only make Michigan a photographer’s paradise but also a place with an ever-changing personality.
#MichiganSeasons #GreatLakes
For more of my thoughts and photos, see the original post at [Surf Sand Ice Snow In Michigan](https://thumbwind.com/2015/09/25/surf-sand-ice-snow/).
