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Atlas 02 / 08

Frozen Sand Formations

By Moss & Fog1 min read

Some lovely formations on the shores of Lake Michigan, formed by the fierce winds. Taken by Joshua Nowicki, the forms are fragile enough to be melted by the sun, but resemble hoodoos of Utah on a miniature scale. Via Colossal:
DSC_8956 photo by Joshua Nowicki

DSC_8963 photo by Joshua Nowicki

DSC_8983 photo by Joshua Nowicki

DSC_8988 photo by Joshua Nowicki

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DSC_9056 photo by Joshua Nowicki

IMG_9048 photo by Joshua Nowicki

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