Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Alaska”
This photo of the Clan House at Totem Bight in Ketchikan is a combination of a couple of exposures – one for the outside, and a much longer one for the inside. If I didn’t combine two exposures, the inside would appear completely dark. By combining two exposures, I was able to create an image that better matched what I saw with my eyes.
I posted at length this spring about a number of wolves in Denali – I was particularly attached to the Grant Creek Pack since I had been photographing the two adults for a number of years. I first spotted the female in 2002 – she was a hunting machine. I was thrilled to see her form a pack with one of the beautiful black wolves from the Tokalat Pack. It was almost like having two good friends meet and then get married!
On my travels through Denali this month I learned the alpha female had died.Read More
Sunset over Lynn Canal, near Juneau, Alaska. This was the captured the same day as the last two posts.Read More
The Mendenhall Glacier the same morning as yesterday. The blue color in the glacier shows much better on cloudy days like this one. Here are more Juneau, Alaska photos.
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