Okay, I’ll be the first to admit it. Mention the phrase “museum quality” to me and it immediately sends a chill up and down my spine. I’ve never been one who can appreciate the finer points of art. In most instances, I just don’t get it. I have better ways of spending a few hours of my time than to gawk at pictures in a museum painted by an artist who looks like he or she threw paint on the canvas…or even a photographer who must have been tripped out on some wacky drug I’ve never gone near.
But recently I came across some “museum quality” pictures that I think most sportsmen would enjoy. The photographer, Scott Peterman, has photographed and assembled a collection of ice fishing shacks (found in Maine, I believe) that are quite nifty to view. My favorite is photo 16 (note the ice in the foreground), but check them all out. 
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I think number 15 is really cool.
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