Industrial Flora
‘Frost Flowers‘ cover fresh black ice in the Eastern gap, a phenomenon requiring almost complete stillness and cold air.
Steam Frost
Steam coming off of the Eastern gap freezes onto overhanging trees, coating them in a thick layer of frost.
The Log Ness Monster
Tyler’s Log Ness Monster lies entombed in ice at the end of Ward’s Beach, after a week of cold temperatures and high wind.
Barred Yawn
A barred owl interrupts a snooze in the sun to yawn loudly. Well, as loud as an owl ever is, which is virtually silent.
The Great Wall
The sun rises on Ward’s beach, turned into a wall of ice during the winter of 2013-14.
Mars Beach
The sun sets on Ward’s beach, unrecognizable under a thick layer of ice more like a glacier than a freshwater beach.
World’s End
Ice covers the breakwall at the end of Ward’s beach during the deep freeze of January 2014.
Second & Lakeshore
Surveying the damage at Second St. and Lakeshore Ave. after the ice storm of December 2013.
















