James Cook Photographer - Photography, Archival Prints, Saugatuck, Michigan, Fine Art Photographic Prints

Fundraising for the Environment

Climate change is no hoax.

While the environment has always required our care and stewardship, our involvement is more critical now than ever. One way we can do our part is to support environmental advocates such as the Environmental Law & Policy Center. ELPC works across the Midwest to protect the Great Lakes, drive climate change solutions, and hold polluters accountable.

When you purchase any of the archival prints below, 50% of the sale price will be donated to ELPC. The choices for size are pre-set to the popular 22 inch width, but you can use the menus to select larger or smaller sizes. Questions?

North View, Saugatuck Dunes State Park At the end of a spring day; a look across the blowing marram grasses of Saugatuck Dunes State Park, Michigan

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Autumn on Hemlock Ridge A stand of hemlocks is silhouetted against the glow of autumn colors. Hemlocks are found throughout Saugatuck Dunes. The short-needled conifers are extremely shade tolerant and thrive under the taller oak, maple and beech trees. Hemlocks often live for 250 to 300 years. Some have been found to be more than 500 years old. Historically in Saugatuck, they were heavily harvested for the use of their bark in the tanning industry.

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Autumn Rain in the Forest As the rain lets up on an autumn day in Saugatuck Dunes State Park, a momentary brightening of the clouds serves to deepen the contrast between the changing leaves and the wet tree trunks. The dunes forest consists of beech, white and red oaks, maple and sassafras trees.

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Winter in Saugatuck Dunes Laid bare in winter, the forest reveals the lesser but still formidable dunes throughout Saugatuck Dunes State Park. A fresh snowfall hides the footprints of all resident creatures leaving only trails of tree trunks, sunlight and shadow.

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