Michigan's winters are long and varied, with frigid days mixed with melting days. On this relatively warm day, a light morning advection fog rose from the snow, making the trunks of the hardwood forest trees range from almost black to a very light gray, depending upon how far they were from the camera. If you look carefully in this photograph, there are two bedded down deer lying down on the snow in the distance in the left side of the frame.
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