Revenki's photos

Artan, deciding that going out isn't really a hot idea after all.

That's a good four to five feet of snow by the decks.

One of the group of six or seven bucks hanging out in my neighborhood of late, all of whom are perfect eight- or ten-pointers. Unusually, this guy was all by himself today. Unfortunately, he came just a little too late in the day...I had lots of great compositions thanks to where he was in the backyard (including a perfect Mutual of Omaha pose), but the light made the shutter slow, which means all but this one turned out blurry (and this one is itself blurred slightly). I'll remember next time to grab the tripod.

You can't hide.

My father's trophy moose. 1979.

Near Copper Harbor. May 1997.

Grand Traverse Bay, from the northern tip of the Old Mission Peninsula. September 1999.

Lake Michigan near North Bar Lake. September 1999. The shading comes from an underwater dropoff - the water gets deeper to the left.

Lake Michigan near North Bar Lake. September 1999. The shading comes from an underwater dropoff - the water gets deeper to the right.

Stopped near Kipling and C-470 to take some pictures of the overnight snow on my way to work. This snow turned out to be the appetizer for the huge blizzard that would hit a week later.

Stopped near Kipling and C-470 to take some pictures of the overnight snow on my way to work. This snow turned out to be the appetizer for the huge blizzard that would hit a week later.

Snow and fog along US-285 near Indian Hills. And yes, this is in fact a color picture.

The diving pool at Canyon Falls, on the Sturgeon River near Chassell, Michigan. August 1994.

Rocks in Lake Superior off Keweenaw Point. August 1997.

Looking west from the Houghton side down Portage Lake, towards the Lift Bridge. September 1997. The bridge is the structure in the middle of the dark "saddle", and the Quincy #2 Shafthouse is the tiny structure on the horizon at right.

Sunset over Lake Superior, just north of Eagle Harbor. July 1997.

A conglomerate outcrop in Lake Superior, south of Copper Harbor. August 1997.

An aptly named feature in Death Valley. September 1998.