#bad river

Forest Paradise in Copper Falls State Park by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While hiking along the Doughboy Trail in Copper Falls State Park with a view extending to the southeast through a clearing in the nearby forest. In composing this image, I took advantage of higher ground I was located on from this overlook and angled my Nikon Z8 Mirrorless Camera slightly downward to capture a more sweeping view across this setting (and minimizing what I felt was the negative space of the overcast skies). Wisconsin. I liked how through the clearing one can see the Bad River flowing by.

There's Not a Lot of Traffic in Copper Falls State Park by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: I captured this image from the Doughboy's Trail Bridge in Copper Falls State Park with a view extending to the west and upstream as the Bad River flowed by. Given the overcast skies, I chose to angle my Nikon Z8 Mirrorless Camera slightly downward and raise the horizon. I felt that and using a portrait orientation would create more of a sweeping view looking up the river.

Nature's All Star Lineup in Copper Falls State Park by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While walking along and exploring the Doughboy Trail in Copper Falls State Park with a view extending to the northeast. This is at an overlook to the Brownstone Falls through a clearing in some nearby trees.

The last one that I watched was Bad River

Inside Climate News reporter Victoria St. Martin spoke with Mary Mazzio, the film’s producer, writer and director, in the lead up to November—Native American Heritage Month—to hear more about the film, the tribe and what she feels the Bad River Band can teach others about environmental protection. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.

This is about the area I'm from. It's a really good watch and I highly recommend!

I loved how the cases moved around as Arliss and Lola worked on the various angles. The descriptions of the people and the setting made me feel part of the story.  I became nervous more than once.  (Wait for the door with the nails.) Marc Cameron’s book Bad River was a good read.  I will be looking for more of his thrillers.