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 While on a trip up to Big Bass Lake, Michigan spending time with friends, fishing, having bonfires and what not, I was able to take this beautiful sunrise photo! I really love how the pier and boats were so still in the water.

Calm, Misty Lake with Pier and Boats (Boat Close)

While on a trip up to Big Bass Lake, Michigan spending time with friends, fishing, having bonfires and what not, I was able to take this beautiful sunrise photo! I really love how the pier and boats were so still in the water.

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