Nov 2, 2024 | Events and Shows
Juneau, Alaska — opening First Friday November 1, 2024 3 Photographs: “Fierce Wind Polishes a Landscape” “Universe on a Half-shell” “Willow Witness” Find out more
Nov 2, 2024 | Events and Shows
Anchorage, Alaska — opening First Friday November 1, 2024 1 Photograph: “Wilderness of Memory” Find out more
Oct 10, 2018 | Road Trips, Travels in Alaska
Tim Troll & I found many hidden beauties and many blind allies that required backtracking in our 10-day wandering road trip on a 2700-mile exploration of the Yukon Territory and Alaska (Spetember 24-October 10) Lake Laberge is a mysterious lovely lake, the scene...
Sep 27, 2018 | Landscapes
Lakes and rock formations of the Tormented Valley in Yukon Territory, Canada. The road from Skagway, AK to Carcross, YT runs through many landscapes. But none stranger or more potent than Tormented Valley with its brilliant green lakes. Bedrock here is encrusted with...
Sep 24, 2018 | Alaska, Landscapes, Southeast Alaska Life
Apricot Sunrise Reflections – Keku Islands. Kake, Alaska. Serene, yet expectant, a sunrise of high promise. The sea remains calm, but seen from above, the rocky Keku Islands streak across the surface of Keku Strait as if racing in blurred speed. I want to return...
Sep 24, 2018 | Alaska Fish & Wildlife, Ecology, Southeast Alaska Life
Bright Silver Salmon. Juneau, Alaska. August brings Coho Salmon, aka Silver Salmon, flooding back to the streams of Southeast Alaska. Glistening, powerful fish, I love wading out to fly fish or spin fish in the saltwater channels. Follow the lives and...
Sep 22, 2018 | Alaska, Juneau
Auke Lake (Áak’w in Tlingit, literally ‘little lake’). Juneau, Alaska. Beyond the lake low black line of hills, the Coast Range mountains rise above Mendenhall Glacier. This one day of mirrors and mountains and water remains one of my best...
Sep 20, 2018 | Landscapes, Southeast Alaska Life, Travels in Alaska
Transfixed by Wonder Light. Icy Strait, Alaska. If I had been driving in a city, I might have abandoned my car to gaze at the light of gold in Icy Strait. Fortunately, I simply walked to the stern of the Wilderness Explorer where I remained until my return to earth....
Sep 20, 2018 | Ecology, Landscapes, Travels in Alaska
Willow reflection with ice of retreating Walker Glacier. Alsek River watershed, Alaska. As wild and pristine a place as I’ve found. Glaciers are strange beasts—grinding rock from the landscape to create the black streak of rubble-covered ice in the...
May 28, 2018 | Landscapes, Southeast Alaska Life, Southeast Alaska Saltwater
What a surprise to discover George Island hiding at the intersection between Icy Strait and Cross Sound! I had never heard of George Island, even though I’d passed it a number of times on the M/V Curlew, the USFWS research vessel that hauled people...
