Every fall, Michigan's Upper Peninsula is transformed by mother nature into one of the most amazing places on earth. This trip covered many miles as I visited Porcupine Mountains State Park, Copper Harbor, and Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. I hope you enjoy viewing these images as much as I enjoyed photographing them.
The Little Carp River flows over a series of small water falls in Porcupine Mountains State Park near Silver City, MI.
Amazing light on a calm fall morning creates perfect reflections in the water at the Lac La Belle dock in Lac La Belle, MI.
A close-up photo of the brilliant red and yellow maple leaves exemplify the amazing fall color along Wyoming Road near Lac La Belle, MI.
A favorite location of mine for several years. The brilliant fall color displayed along the Wyoming Road near Lac La Belle, MI is a perfect example of what the UP of Michigan looks like in the fall.
The land around Copper Harbor, MI is criss-crossed with a series of gravel back roads that provide an amazing location to shoot the brilliant fall color.
Eagle Harbor Light House on a cold, windy and cloudy morning. Eagle Harbor, MI.
A hidden gem in Houston, MI, the drive on the Covered Road from Houghton towards Freda never seems to disappoint.
The formation of a double rainbow above the Lake of the Clouds in Porcupine Mountains State Park near Silver City, MI made standing in a rainstorm totally worthwhile. I met several people the next morning who had left early - only then did the realize what they missed.
