From altitude, Lake Superior stops pretending to be a lake. That color — impossible turquoise bleeding into deep cold green — belongs to somewhere tropical, not the northern edge of the American midwest. But there it is.
This aerial image captures the raw meeting point of ancient forest and one of the world’s great bodies of freshwater. Rock and root give way to clarity. The tree canopy pushes to the very edge, and then the lake takes over completely — vast, cold, and breathtaking from any vantage point, but especially this one.
Shot from above Lake Superior, this image is a reminder that some of North America’s most extraordinary water is hiding in plain sight.
Available as a fine art matted print, canvas, or metal print.
