Since I've only lived in Michigan for six years, I'm still learning the area, and this was my first time visiting this park. I was intrigued by where the creek meets Lake Michigan. I liked the curves created by the moving waters. When I first arrived that morning, the sky was not in my favor, but as I explored the beach, the clouds started to break up and create some much-needed texture.
The waves were small, but I still decided to use a circular polarizer with a ten-stop ND filter to smooth out the ripples in the water.
This part of the beach was small, but I will return at different times of the year to see how it changes.
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