Posted by Photonstopper on March 7, 2014
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Photo: Sculpted piles of snow and ice form low cliffs along the Lake Erie Shoreline. Photo by James Guilford

Ice Cliffs on Lake Erie’s Shoreline

Ice Cliffs and Knolls: Formed along the Lake Erie beach by wind-driven waves and ice flows, sand-tinted piles mound high over the shore. Soon the ice will melt, the sand will drop back to the waterline, and wondering photographers will no longer walk suspended above the scene.

Photo: A spit of sand-tinted ice points northward, out on to the barren expanse of Lake Erie in winter. Photo by James Guilford.

White Desert Out There

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