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Raw Beauty on the Inside Passage
Today’s post comes from November 2008, on a photo trip to the Chilkat River Valley to photograph Bald Eagles. To get to the area, I flew into Juneau, Alaska and then took the Alaska Marine Highway (the state ferry system) to Haines. The ferry ride was an early morning ride that started out about 6:00am […]
Posted in 2014, Blog, Landscape Photography, Nature Photography, Photography from a kayak, Travel Photography
Tags: 2014, Alaska, Blog, fall, ferry, Inside Passage, landscape, lighthouse, nature, nature photography, photography, sunrise, travel, winter
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A Lighthouse in the Fog
When I traveled to Minnesota’s North Shore in September, I was hoping to catch the Split Rock Lighthouse in some nice fall colors. But with the absence of good fall colors, I managed to catch the famous landmark in some dense fog and mist. In fact, it rained all day! Early in the pre-sunrise, this […]
Posted in 2013, Blog, Landscape Photography, Nature Photography, Travel Photography
Tags: 2013, Blog, fall, landscape, lighthouse, Minnesota, nature, nature photography, North Shore, photography, travel
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Ferry View of the Inside Passage (Re-post)
(This post originally published in September 2010) Over the past couple of days, I’ve been chatting on Twitter with a couple of people about travel in Alaska. During our chats, travel by the Alaskan ferry (Alaska Marine Highway) came up and there seems to be some interest in this form of travel there. So I’ve […]
Posted in 2013, Blog, Landscape Photography, Nature Photography, Travel Photography
Tags: 2013, Alaska, Alaska Marine Highway, Blog, ferry, glacier, Haines, Inside Passage, Juneau, landscape, lighthouse, mountains, nature, nature photography, photography, travel, winter
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Minnesota – Split Rock Lighthouse (Re-post)
(This post originally published in August, 2010) Over the past week, I have been photographing in Minnesota. My wife’s family had a family reunion this past weekend and we decided to travel several days prior to the reunion, so that I could photograph some of the landscapes and wildlife on the trip. The first day […]
Posted in 2012, Blog, Landscape Photography, Travel Photography
Tags: 2012, Blog, fog, landscape, landscape photography, lighthouse, Minnesota, North Shore, photography, Split Rock Lighthouse, summer, travel
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