Departure of the Keewatin   In a drizzling rain and with tugboats at each end, the SS Keewatin is backed around the last curve of the Kalamazoo River and out to Lake Michigan. After 45 years as a local museum and landmark, the Edwardian steamship was returning to her original home port, Port McNicoll, Ontario. Some were compelled to follow, however they could, for a last possible look.

Open Edition prints... 10.45 x 15 @ $125 ea. 12.54 x 18 @ $175 ea. 15.32 x 22 @ $275 ea. 23 x 33 @ $375 ea.

Frozen in Time   After running aground during an attempt to move it, the steam tug 'Reiss' spent a decade sitting on a sand bar as a curiosity and tourist attraction on Lake Kalamazoo. In 2015 it was finally pulled free.

Limited Edition of 95 prints... 10.5 x 15 Inches - Series of 20 @ $175 ea. 12.6 x 18 Inches - Series of 20 @ $275 ea. 15.4 x 22 Inches - Series of 20 @ $375 ea. 21 x 30 Inches - Series of 10 @ $500 ea. 5 Custom Sizes by Quote

Classic Sunset at Oval Beach   The occupants of a classic 1955 Cadillac enjoy the sunset at Oval Beach.

Limited Edition of 95 prints... 9.4 x 15 Inches - Series of 20 @ $175 ea. 11.25 x 18 Inches - Series of 20 @ $275 ea. 13.75 x 22 Inches - Series of 20 @ $375 ea. 18.75 x 30 Inches - Series of 10 @ $500 ea. 5 Custom Sizes by Quote

Rhythm and Blues   As waves wash across a low berm, the water left behind momentarily takes on the texture of the sand before seeping away and back to the lake. The sand of Oval Beach has been deposited over the eons by the action of wind and water.

Open Edition prints... 7.5 x 15 Inches - Series of @ $125 ea. 9 x 18 Inches - Series of @ $175 ea. 11 x 22 Inches - Series of @ $275 ea. Printed on Canvas 7.5 x 15 Inches - Series of @ $150 ea. 12 x 24 Inches - Series of @ $325 ea.

Walks Like a Duck, Petersen Preserve   More than likely a goose..... but, it walks like a duck! Either way, the tracks reveal recent weather trends.

Open Edition prints... 4.6 x 15 @ $175 ea. 5.6 x 18 @ $225 ea. 6.8 x 22 @ $275 ea. 9.4 x 30 @ $350 ea.

Conflicts of Interest   Tracks found in the sand of Oval Beach, reputed to be among the world's finest sands, bear testimony to the conflicting interests for use of the Lakeshore.

Open Edition prints... 10.5 x 15 Inches - Series of @ $125 ea. 12.6 x 18 Inches - Series of @ $175 ea. 15.4 x 22 Inches - Series of @ $275 ea. 21 x 30 Inches - Series of @ $375 ea.

Tiny Dancers   With the surrounding sands freshly reset by rain, marram grasses at Oval Beach use the breeze to trace out their territory.

Open Edition prints... 10.5 x 15 Inches - Series of @ $125 ea. 12.6 x 18 Inches - Series of @ 175 15 x 22 Inches - Series of @ 275 Custom Sizes: Call for Quote

Harmony Hill   Cedars, which are native to West Michigan, are common in many of the region’s landscapes. These trees can live for hundreds of years and are among some of the longest living plant species in the area. A mature cedar can grow up to 40 or 50 feet in height with trunk diameters up to two or three feet. Its thick conical shape makes it popular in landscapes for lining driveways, roads and boundaries.

Open Edition prints... 4.5 x 18 @ $175 ea. 6 x 24 @ $275 ea. 8 x 32 @ $325 ea. 12.75 x 48 @ $450 ea. Custom Sizes by Quote

Sunrise at Indian Cut   Mist rises from warm water into the cooler morning air as the sun rises over Indian Cut on the Kalamazoo River. Indian Bayou was once home to the Potawatomi. In 1897, the Kalamazoo River was a navigable depth of 4 to 12 feet, except 3.5 miles below New Richmond. The U.S. Engineer Office reported a split; a shallow branch and a 'tortuous' stream through wooded bottom land with bluffs 50 feet and marshland. 'Indian Cut' was dredged shortening the river by a mile. Here wildlife is still abundant and sunrise a spectacular time to consider the river's diverse past.

Open Edition prints... 4.7 x 15 Inches - Series of @ $175 ea. 5.7 x 18 Inches - Series of @ $250 ea. 7 x 22 Inches - Series of @ $400 ea. 9.5 x 30 Inches - Series of @ $500 ea.