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                       My name is Keith and I have a deep appreciation for using photography to tell stories as well as to capture everyday vignettes and details. Hopefully you’ll find some helpful tips and that you’ll be inspired along the way. Thanks for making time for Village Voyager.

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The weather was ideal—50 degrees, sunny and a whisper of a wind—last week. The leaf drop-off site was closed though due to everything going on, so they rest in the backyard. It probably goes without saying for myself and other photographers out there but I crave documenting people, small towns and life. Here are some photos of current life and some vibrant browns as our primary colour of April. Whether home or away, any day pressing a shutter button can make for a good day. #ArtInTheTimeOfCovid
Mesick, MI Essential items
Hiked a portion of the North Country Trail yesterday. Outside, socially-distanced escapes have been our news-update respites lately. It was an excellent escape to trade our planning, preparation and hand washing for some time in the woods to hear the Manistee River, take in the vibrancy of ultra-green moss and be chatted at by chickadees.
Tim Getchel, of Traverse City, steps into West Grand Traverse Bay Wednesday, March 25, 2020 before diving with Scott Smith (not pictured), of Petoskey. “According to us, the ultimate social distancing is 60 feet underwater with our own air source,” Getchel said. Their readings indicated the water temperature to be 37 degrees Fahrenheit. #onassignment
Traverse City, MI. It’s been an odd, unfamiliar time during the pandemic. I’m extremely thankful for all the employees working at grocery stores, pharmacies, delivery services, utility services, takeout restaurants, construction sites, auto repair garages, salons, etc. There is a large number of people in extremely varied, but important, occupations out there, as well as volunteers, doing important work. To them and to you—Thank you!!!
Michigan winter scenes, of the Upper Peninsula variety.

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