I took this shot at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lake Shore in a part of the park they call "Ghost Forest". The Ghost Forest is an area of dead silvery trees that were killed hundreds of years ago by moving dunes. It's a slight trek through the sand but worth it when you get there. Behind this small dune and trees is a heavy fog and large drop off a couple hundred feet down to Lake Michigan. *For information on purchasing prints and canvas gallery wraps, click the "Purchasing" tab at the top of the page. If viewing on your mobile device, scroll to the bottom of the page and click the "Full Site" tab to view as if you were on your home PC and then go to the "Purchase" tab to for purchasing info. In mobile mode, you will not see the standard navigation bar with the "Purchase" tab.

A foggy day at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lake Shore on Lake Michigan. This is whats left of a tree that was killed hundreds of years ago by moving sand dunes. *For information on purchasing prints and canvas gallery wraps, click the "Purchasing" tab at the top of the page. If viewing on your mobile device, scroll to the bottom of the page and click the "Full Site" tab to view as if you were on your home PC and then go to the "Purchase" tab to for purchasing info. In mobile mode, you will not see the standard navigation bar with the "Purchase" tab.