After a beautiful afternoon hiking through the “white & blue” loop trails in Bald Mountain’s North Unit (approximately 4 miles in total), Jess and I were blessed with a rather beautiful sunset as we made our way back to our car. These trails were surprisingly awesome for us! As avid
With all the turbulence in our world these days, I (Jeff) wanted to share some art that succinctly exemplifies my definition of peace… Peace for me, is found sharing time with the ones I love. This moment of peace was captured with the love of my life standing at my
This bunch of cattails was seen near the end of sunset at Arcadia Marsh in Arcadia, Michigan. The landscape in the background shows off hits of yellow, gold, and orange sunlight hitting the last of the land before it finally sets. Enjoy this fine art print in your home or
After taking some pictures of Tannery Falls, I turned around to take in the view of the woods surrounding me. As I looked around, I saw this leaf settled perfectly on a fallen and rotting log, and I had to capture it. I used my Tamron 35mm at f1.8 to
A beautiful scene from Arcadia Marsh in Arcadia, Michigan, showcasing a lovely bunch of purple flowers poking out into the pathway during sunset. You can see the lovely colors of the setting sun in the distance. Enjoy this fine art print in your home or office today! Taken by Jessica
Enjoy this lovely fine art print that features a lovely forested pathway in the Old Baldy Trailhead near Arcadia, Michigan. You can even see some of the paint markers on the tree trunks! Enjoy this piece now! Taken by Jessica Dobbs of Intrigue Photography.
This is one of the favorite spots for Jessica and myself to visit when we spend time in the world’s best state park (The Porcupine Mountains State Park). We hadn’t stopped here in a couple years so, this year we felt it was time to revisit a spot that we
Enjoy a peaceful moment captured along the Wildwood & Valley Lake Loop Trail from Holly State Recreation Area. Here you will see a lovely autumn scene surrounding the gorgeous Wildwood Lake. Leaves fill the foreground of the Lake’s edge, with bright blue skies and stunning fall colors that continue off
Photo taken by Jessica Dobbs at the Old Baldy Trailhead near Inspiration Point in Arcadia, Michigan. These lovely colors were the start of the fall peak in that area.
While returning to our car, after a failed hike to Lost Lake within the Porkies, and all the while, being chased by Black Flies (or Buffalo Gnats), Jeff stopped for a brief moment to capture this part of the trail, with beautiful Marsh Marigolds surrounding it! I’m glad he did,
Off in the distance, from Sterling State Park in Monroe, and across from the South Lagoon pond, you can see the Monroe Power Plant, and it’s smoke stacks working. This is part of the River Raisin Trailhead system, and is also called the Sterling State Park Trail. Taken by Jeffrey
If you’re big on history, don’t miss out on your opportunity to check out the historic Nonesuch ghost town in the Porcupine Mountains. Nonesuch can be found in the southern area of the Porkies, right off of South Boundary Road approximately four miles or so from the Union Bay area.
One of the many interesting places to find within the Porcupine Mountains State Park, would be the Ghost Town remains of Nonesuch, Michigan. You can find Nonesuch in the southern part of the Porkies, along the South Boundary Road, about four miles from Union Bay. (To find it, look for
Simply one of the taller trees found along the Old Baldy Trail. I love trees, and I love this trail. So, here’s something to celebrate both. 🙂 Taken by Jessica Dobbs
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