Category Archives: Cold weather
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Categories: 100 Yearly Favorites, Aerials, Arctic, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Aurora borealis, Bears, Caribou, Cold weather, Dall Sheep, Denali National Park, Galleries, Gates of the Arctic NP, Interior, Landscapes, Moose, Mountains, Muskox, National Petroleum Reserve, Nature, Polar bears, Wildflowers, Winter, Wolf30 comments
There is no lack of top five, top ten, top whatever lists…these days. When making any list or selection, the process is influenced by many factors. I’ve picked a few images, 100 to be exact that were notable to me in some way during the past year. In retrospect, my photography seemed minimized in diversity…
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Categories: 100 Yearly Favorites, Aerials, Arctic, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Aurora borealis, Bears, Caribou, Cold weather, Dall Sheep, Denali National Park, Galleries, Gates of the Arctic NP, Interior, Landscapes, Moose, Mountains, Muskox, National Petroleum Reserve, Nature, Polar bears, Wildflowers, Winter, Wolf
I took this photo on Sunday afternoon at 3:16pm, and it reveals the very last hint of light falling on the mountains about 50 miles north of the Arctic Circle. The sun will be gone in a day or so and won’t appear again until sometime in later January. The colors in the sky at…
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Friday, November 19, 2010
ATT 2011 Calendar For 25 years AT&T has had a tradition of publishing a calendar that is distributed freely (and download-able as a screen saver–I’ll share that link when it is available). I’ve had my work selected for some of those calendars, and this year, they took a slightly different angle by selecting a wildlife…
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
I just took this photo of a beautiful sunrise over the Alaska Range, from my house in Fairbanks. Actually, I was in my house when I took it. Another reason why I like winter so much. It was minus 7 degrees at my house and a little colder in downtown Fairbanks. Sunrises this time of…
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Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Finger mountain, on the Dalton Highway is a notoriously windy place. It is more of a broad hill with an expansive view than any sort of real mountain. Granite protrusions dot the landscape and make for some interesting features. I grabbed this photo on a very quick stop during one of my arctic photo tours,…
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