Explore the Stunning Beauty of the Wisconsin Countryside through my Photography
Wisconsin is divided into five Geographic Provinces, each of which presents a wide variety of landforms. lean toward the beauty of the Western Upland and Eastern Ridges & Lowlands Provinces. The former lies in the Driftless Area of the state, untouched by glaciers, rugged and hilly. The latter was exposed to the glacier, which carved out a lowland between two long north-to-south ridges, one of which is the Niagara Escarpment.
The other three geographic provinces are: Northern Highland, once mountains, now worn down by the glaciers and erosion; Lake Superior Lowland; and the Central Plain, a flat sandy plain.
“You can observe a lot just by watching”
Yogi Berra
Wisconsin Countryside
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Artistry of Contour farming Outpost in Montana Valley Distant church in a sea of crops
Descending Turner Valley Road Ole Aase’s Farm Miller Time in Caledonia
Mondeaux Flowage Follow me in Cooke Valley Eagle Bay in area of Raspberry Point
Timm’s Hill, the state’s highest Iowa County harvest Found in the corn field near Modena
Upland scene A look down the ridge in Trempealeau Up on the Montana Ridge
Grapes at the foot of Niagara Escarpment An “ecologic jewel” at the Lion’s Den Big Falls
Wisconsin River flowing toward Old Blue A ride at dusk along the Wisconsin River Weather pattern in Shawano
Portage Canal Standing on the Eau Pleine The old barn, tried and true
The classic red barn, corn rising A happy orchard near Sturgeon Bay Northern Highlands from the Lowland
A Chippewa River beach The rock just pops up, Grant County The stream cuts through
The Fox River floods The cattle rest Gathering the logs for winter
That Wisconsin Red Barn & the Moraine Glacial River Trail Bridge A Wisconsin butte
In the Severson Coulee Soup’s on Darlington Timber Coulee fishing
Abandoned schoolhouse The hunting blind Wisconsin River in fall
Ginseng crop Flopping in the breeze The Plumeria of spring
On their way to dinner The cranberry crop Cedarburg covered bridge
Ridge along the Mississippi Flopping in the breeze Walk in Eagle Valley
Working the field “Roman Ruins” of Cascade The hills of Vernon County
Rail line on the Mississippi Corn ready for harvest at the bluff Logs piled by the track
Horses grazing in open pasture Small red barn on Irwin Coulee Rd Look mom, the frost
The church rises from East Bennett Valley Historic farm buildings in the coulee Harvest time in the Upland