Field Notes
Ice Caves
February 2014
It has been cold and clear for most of February. The days are getting longer and the sun has been out most of the time. Mendenhall Lake has been frozen for a while now, giving easy access to the ice caves of the Mendenhall Glacier. All of Juneau is turning out to visit, making it hard for me to take great photos. I guess I just have to enjoy visiting the caves instead of trying to see them through my lens and working all the time. My friend Skip took this photo.
Mark at work near Pack Creek, Admiralty Island
Mark at work photographing bears around Pack Creek on Admiralty Island, Alaska. He took a small side trip to this unusual Sitka Spruce Tree.
Image courtesy of Tchell Depaepe
On location in Tracy Arm
August 2, 2013Photo courtesy of Jithin Jinan
JOURNEYS ALONG THE LOST COAST
April, 2013
Looking forward to this lecture with Lynn Schooler. Join us on the 25th at UAS!
Fireside Chat at the Mendenhall Glacier by Mark Kelley
January 11, 2013Thank you Abby Lowell at the Juneau Empire for featuring Mark Kelley in your article.
At work in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
July 4, 2012
Photo taken by Rachelle Sloss
Wildlife Wednesdays
March 14, 2012Mark Kelley, Jay Beedle, and Jayleen Beedle share wildlife images at UAS, presented by the Alaska Wildlife Alliance
Still Photos Run Deep
April 4, 2007Mark Kelley joins the Juneau Artists Gallery for the release of his new book “Alaska: A Photographic Excursion” – Capital City Weekly
Kelley wins top honor
June 7, 2006
In the Juneau Empire: “Juneau resident Mark Kelley received the Benjamin Franklin Award on May 17 in Washington, D.C. for his book, “Alaska’s Tracy Arm and Sawyer Glaciers.” The award, sponsored by the Publishers Marketing Association, is given for overall book quality with consideration for photography, design, writing, printing and overall presentation. Seventeen-hundred books were entered in the contest.”
A Whale of an Exhibit Hits State Museum
April 27, 2006
Kelley and fellow wildlife photographer John Hyde published a 2004 book about whales, “Alaska’s Watchable Whales: Humpback and Killer Whales.” Friday, they’re opening an accompanying exhibit at the Alaska State Museum – 20 to 25 photos of humpbacks and killer whales. “Alaska’s Watchable Whales” opens 12 to 3 p.m., Saturday, April 29, and closes Oct. 14. – Juneau Empire reviews “Alaska’s Watchable Whales” at the Governors Gallery in the Alaska State Museum, April 29-October 14
“Glacier Bay, Alaska” wins Benjamin Franklin award for photo book
June 6, 2001
“Kelley, a photographer known for his yearly calendars of Juneau and Southeast and several photo books, was awarded the 2001 Benjamin Franklin Award in the travel-essay category for the coffee-table book, “Glacier Bay National Park.”- Juneau Empire
In the News: Alaska Business Monthly
August 1, 2000
Publishing partners Mark Kelley Photography and Goldbelt, Inc. discuss the release of “Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska” by Mark Kelley in Alaska Business Monthly
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