Gallerypost | 2003.08.14

Alaska travel photography Exit Glacier view

I went on a photography-oriented RV trip with J and his family. We roamed Alaska from Juneau to Fairbanks.
Juneau

Alaska travel photography lighthouse ferry Juneau

Not much here. Lots of bald eagles and some tourist traps for the cruise ships.

Juneau Red Dog Saloon Alaska Juneau ferry island view
Skagway to Fairbanks

Alaska travel photography Skagway Fairbanks road mountains view

Lots of driving, dense forest, mosquitos.

Alaska Yukon pond view Alaska Yukon moose lake monochrome Alaska Yukon mountain peak reflection lake forest Alaska Yukon lake forest mountains
Denali

Alaska travel photography Denali road view

Denali - mountain and park - were very impressive. Would be a great place to go backpacking.

Alaska Denali park lowlands hills river Alaska Denali mountain peak Alaska Mount Denali peak hills foreground Alaska Denali grizzly bears
Anchorage

Alaska travel photography Tsunami Evacuation Route sign

Anchorage doesn't have much. There's some foul-smelling mud when the tide goes out.
Kenai, Exit Glacier

Alaska travel photography Exit Glacier view

Kenai was the highlight of the trip. The weather was great and we checked out all the perspectives of a glacier - from the endless ice field above to calving in the bay. J and I ran into a bear on one of the hikes. We survived thanks to talking to it in a calm voice.

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thumbnail Alaska exit glacier hiker cabin
thumbnail Alaska exit glacier bay waterfall thumbnail Alaska exit glacier ice field glacier
thumbnail Alaska exit glacier hill forest background
thumbnail Alaska exit glacier from above bay thumbnail Alaska exit glacier ice field clouds thumbnail Alaska waterfall photographer thumbnail Alaska exit glacier bay thumbnail Alaska exit glacier hike trail hikers monochrome
thumbnail Alaska exit glacier ice field monochrome clouds thumbnail Alaska exit glacier bay reflection calving thumbnail Alaska exit glacier bottom trees

Alaska travel photography rain forest leaf macro

I borrowed a macro lens for the northernmost rainforest in (America? Western hemisphere?).

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thumbnail Alaska Kenai mountain snow clouds
thumbnail Alaska Kenai mountain stream thumbnail Alaska Kenai mountains sunset color




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