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The year 2019 was a great year for photography overall. And best of all I had the company of my wife most of the time. My wildlife portfolio expanded extensively. We traveled and hiked many miles in Alaska, toured New Hampshire, Virginia, and New Jersey while visiting family, trekked on the Castner, Canwell, Gulkana, College, and Worthington Glaciers. Additionally, we spent seven days in Denali National Park, including a 3-day bike-packing tour, and took multiple hikes in the Chena River State Recreation Area and White Mountain National Recreation Area. In the summer we vacationed the Valdez area, including a cruise out to the Columbia Glacier, and we were destroyed by Devil’s Club on the Shoup Trail.
Winter 2019
This is a compilation of my favorite photos from 2019 in chronological order. I’ll post links to all of my photos by season starting with Winter 2019 here.
Dead ice along an old moraine from the Castner Glacier in the Delta Range – Eastern Alaska Range | Buy Print
Spruce and Birch – Mid-afternoon light hits the treetops in Fairbanks, Alaska. | Buy Print
Wickersham Dome in the White Mountains of Alaska is so windblown that the top is nearly bare of snow. We also hadn’t had much snow this year, so I’m sure that’s a contributing factor | Buy Print
Snowshoe hare in Denali National Park & Preserve | Buy Print
Winter view from the Alpine Trail in Denali National Park | Buy Print
Looking over some open holes in the Savage River toward Fang Mountain – Denali National Park | Buy Print
Grizzly bear tracks in the snow on the Canwell Glacier, Alaska Range – Buy Print
Looking over a drainage on Miller Creek at sunset | Buy Print
Rainy day at Nome Creek in the White Mountain National Recreation Area | Buy Print
Looking through an ice tunnel at the Gulkana Glacier in the Alaska Range | Buy Print
The Gabriel Icefall on the Gulkana Glacier | Buy Print
Golden light hits the top of the trees near Ruby Creek in the Alaska Range | Buy Print
Mid-day sunny downpour in Fairbanks, Alaska | Buy Print
A hanging glacier on Peak 8100 and a few icefalls leading up toward Icefall Peak – From College Glacier in the Alaska Range | Buy Print
Rocks on the surface of College Glacier in the Hoodoo Mountains | Buy Print
Summer 2019
I didn’t know how to narrow down summer photos to approximately ten. I did my best, although I have many more favorites. Definitely check out the full Summer 2019 gallery here.
Bridal Veil Falls in Keystone Canyon near Valdez, Alaska | Buy Print
Steller sea lions in Port Valdez near the Solomon Gulch Hatchery | Buy Print
Sea Otters prepare to jump off an iceberg in Columbia Bay | Buy Print
Looking over the Worthington Glacier in the Chugach Mountains | Buy Print
Surface stream on the Worthington Glacier | Buy Print
On the ascent up Thoro in Denali National Park. Red landscape with faint tendrils of green where there is vegetation from slowly melting snowpack. The haze is wildfire smoke from the many fires burning in the state that summer | Buy Print
Caribou grazing in Denali National Park | Buy Print
A newborn calf making its first attempt to stand – Weyers Cave, Virginia | Buy Print
Beautiful forest canopy and floor along the Lincoln Trail – Mt. Kearsarge, New Hampshire | Buy Print
We stumbled on this beaver at sunset at Creamer’s Field in Fairbanks. It was a busy day on the trails, he must have been waiting for it to quiet down a bit | Buy Print
Even at solar noon, the Sun is very low in the sky in December. Every moment of daylight feels like sunset | Buy Print
Boreal forest in twilight at 5:30 pm in Fairbanks | Buy Print
The sunset this evening at 2:43 pm. This was taken 3 minutes before the official sunset time, a few minutes after the sun dipped below the hill on the horizon | Buy Print
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