Janine wrote yesterday of our adventures on the Resurrection Pass Trail, including our close encounter with two Grizzlies. To follow up on her comments, I though I would share an image from our destination, The Juneau Lake Cabin. Read More
Two Days in the Field
Author: Janine Niebrugge
One great thing about shooting the Chugach National Forest this summer has been the opportunity to explore new areas. I have found most people feel the need to travel away from home to recreate and vacation. Or tend to frequent favorite areas over and over. Ron and I are no exception. We have our favorite trails right here in Seward and we do them over and over again. So this summer we have ventured beyond our backyard and have had a blast doing so! Read More
Byron Glacier Trail
The Byron Glacier Trail is a great, easy little trail with dramatic scenery! No other trail in South central Alaska offers as much bang for the buck, or reward for the effort. Read More
Outdoor Photo Adventures by Lynn Chamberlain
Unfortunately I don’t get the Outdoor Channel, so I have never seen Lynn Chamberlain’s show on Outdoor Photo Adventures. Now I’m anxious to check out a few episodes; here is the story why;Read More
Portage Glacier, Alaska.
On Monday we had a little break in the heavy rain and decided to take the mv Ptarmigan boat tour on Portage Lake to Portage Glacier. Normally I avoid these type of short tours geared towards visitors, but since there was a Chugach Ranger on board, I needed to shoot it. I gotta say, I was Read More
Chugach National Forest
This summer I have been working on an assignment covering various aspects of the Chugach National Forest including the landscape, wildlife, recreation opportunities and employees. I have a few of the 1,000’s of images shot this summer on a temporary viewing platform which you can see here: Chugach National Forest.Read More
Number 1 asked question
I get many questions each month, and I try to take the time to answer each one of them – although now this blog may do some of that for me. I anticipated questions like: “How do you find wild wolves”, “Where is this waterfall?” “How did you capture the light in the image” or “How do you shoot northern lights?” These are questions I have had about other photographers work. Take all of these type questions combined and double that number, and it won’t come close to the number one question I’m asked which is: Read More
Life on the Road!
Being an outdoor and travel photographer seems like a glamorous lifestyle. Well, it is a wonderful lifestyle, but not always glamorous. This photo was inadvertently placed on our searchable on-line database where A fellow photographer at one of our stock agencies saw it and had a good laugh – he totally could relate. Read More
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