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Full Moon, Chilkat Mountains, Juneau,Alaska #3432

Full Moon, Chilkat Mountains, Juneau,Alaska #3432

The last full moon of the year, also known as the Cold Moon, sets over the Chilkat Mountains in Alaska. Thank you for visiting and for the gift of your time. Happy Solstice - Camera: #Nikon #D850, Lens: # Nikkor 80—400.0 mm, Digital Capture, Tripod, ©Mark Kelley
Aurora Borealis, Brooks Range, Alaska #3431

Aurora Borealis, Brooks Range, Alaska #3431

Getting to experience the northern lights is one of the unique pleasures of living in Alaska. One of the best places to watch the lights, also called the aurora borealis is in the Brooks Range above the Arctic Circle. I watched this amazing display on a frozen riverbed next to the Dalton ...
Eaglecrest Ski Area, Juneau, Alaska #3430

Eaglecrest Ski Area, Juneau, Alaska #3430

Juneau’s local ski area, Eaglecrest, is opening for the season this Saturday, December 4th. The snow has been dumping on Juneau for more than a week and there are 52 inches of snow on the top and 22 inches of snow at the base. In this image my son, Owen, skis through a forest of frozen spruce ...
Bald Eagles, Juneau, Alaska #3429

Bald Eagles, Juneau, Alaska #3429

Two bald eagles find shelter from a raging storm in the spruce trees across the road from a local store in Juneau, Alaska, called Western Auto. The winter is rough on Alaska’s eagle population. There are no rivers filled with salmon and making a living is tough. Many eagles end up scavenging ...
Iceberg, LeConte Glacier, Alaska #3428

Iceberg, LeConte Glacier, Alaska #3428

I have always wanted to photograph an iceberg with a sunset background. This is the closest I have come. The cold blue of the iceberg contrasts with the hot evening light breaking though a cloud burst. This lighting lasted for about ten minutes and then was gone. I love giving a scene some ...
Lion’s Head Mountain, Echo Cove, Juneau, Alaska #3427

Lion’s Head Mountain, Echo Cove, Juneau, Alaska #3427

This is one of my favorite images that I have shot in a long time. While I was shooting this huge scene some unknown person over a half a mile away walked into the image exactly where I needed a person. Twenty motor drive images in my camera later the person disappeared into the forest never ...
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“As a kid in Buffalo, New York, I always wondered what it would be like to encounter a whale,” says Mark Kelley. Learn more about Mark…