Lake Superior Ice Stacking 2018

A light breeze and small waves were enough move fresh ice floes around Lake Superior. The new ice was covered with frost flowers that sparkled in the morning sun. The frost likely gave the wind more surface area to help move the ice. At lake level, the sound of the plates breaking and stacking on shore was deafening. Standing on the shore while the massive ice floe moved toward us triggered the feeling of humbleness that Lake Superior has on many people. We admire Nature's grace and beauty as well as her raw power and ability to sculpt the shorelines with wind, waves, and ice. It is worth wearing our winter layers in frigid, subzero temps to see what Lake Superior offers each day.

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This footage was recorded by husband and wife photographers, Gary Fiedler and Dawn LaPointe of Radiant Spirit Gallery, using three Canon DSLRs recording simultaneously from different perspectives. (Ambient air temp was around -10F.)

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