This aerial photo of the Arcadia Bluffs Golf Club in Manistee County in Michigan's lower peninsula was taken on a summer morning during golden hour from northwest of the golf course.

Suttons Bay is located on the east side of the Leelanau Peninsula on Grand Traverse Bay near the village of Suttons Bay, which is about a 16 mile drive north from Traverse City in Michigan's lower peninsula. This page features aerial photos of the bay.

Located near Onekama, Portage Lake is north of Manistee and South of Frankfort on the shores of Manistee County in Michigan's lower peninsula. This page features aerial photos of the lake.

Little Traverse Lake is located about 6 miles ENE of Glen Arbor and 7 miles SW of Leland along the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Leelanau County in Michigan's lower peninsula. This aerial photo was taken in a summer afternoon from East of the lake. On the right in the distance is Good Harbor Bay and Pyramid Point, which are part of the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.

Lake Leelanau is located near Leland on the Leelanau Peninsula in Leelanau County, northwest of Traverse City on the northwest shores of Michigan's lower peninsula. This page features aerial photos of the lake.

Grand Traverse Bay is located along the shores of Leelanau, Grand Traverse, and Antrim Counties in Michigan's lower peninsula. Divided into the East and West Arm by the Old Mission Peninsula, Grand Traverse Bay is around 30 miles long and 10 miles wide (give or take). Some of the towns and cities within the bay include Traverse City, Northport, Omena, Peshawbestown, Suttons Bay, Old Mission, and Elk Rapids. This gallery features aerial photos of the Grand Traverse Bay region.

Crystal Lake is located in the Northwest region of Michigan's lower peninsula in Benzie County near Frankfort, Benzonia and Beulah. This page features aerial photos of the lake.

Glen Lake is divided into two sections, known as “Little Glen Lake” and “Big Glen Lake.” This is one of my favorite spots in Michigan! In this region of the northwestern lower peninsula you can kayak the open waters of Big Glen Lake or travel down the Crystal River, which connects Glen Lake to Lake Michigan.