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Northern Lights, Gastineau Channel, Alaska – Print #P141 – Image 2601

I love to watch and photograph the northern lights. But, lately the northern lights have become a rare occurrence. Scientists tell us that the northern lights (frequency and intensity) have an eleven year cycle with the bottom of the cycle occurring about three years ago. My observations or ...

Starr Hill, Juneau, Alaska – Print #P156 – Image 2599

Seventeen inches of snow fell in the first four days of January 2009 in Juneau after a December that accumulated over 32 inches of snow (12 inches above average) and had an average temperature of 23 degrees (6 degrees colder than the normal December). This photo was shot at sunrise in January ...

Full Moonset of Chilkats, Juneau, Alaska – Image 2598

Happy New YearNew weekly photo on January 7, 2009enjoy the holidays!

Mendenhall Glacier and Lake, Juneau, Alaska – Image 2597

Clear weather, smooth ice and huge icebergs are magnets for the Sunday strolling crowd. I shot this photo from the front doors of Mendenhall Glacier visitor center. It was such a fabulous day that my wife and I counted over 150 cars parked in the two parking lots and the road leading to the ...

Juneau from Douglas Island, Juneau, Alaska – Image 2596

I had planned to shoot a Christmas card of Juneau at first light with a fully lit Christmas tree in the foreground. Months before this shoot, I hauled a Christmas tree, lights, generator and a tree stand up the mountain. I set up the tree, decorated it and strung about 100 feet of power ...

Amalga Harbor, Juneau, Alaska – Image 2595

Amalga Harbor is a little bite along the Juneau shoreline about 30 miles from downtown Juneau. I was looking for a fresh snow shot in the early morning just after a big dump the day before. I always start at Amalga, and this is the first time I got it close to right. The area is wind sheltered ...

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