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Downtown, Juneau, Alaska  – Image 2594

Downtown, Juneau, Alaska – Image 2594

This is a December evening shot of downtown Juneau’s evening lights shot from Douglas Island next to the Douglas Breeze-in. When shooting evening shots I always try to time the shoot so there still is a hint of light in the sky so the mountain tops separate from the sky. The snow helps with ...
Spaulding Meadows, Juneau, Alaska  – Image 2593

Spaulding Meadows, Juneau, Alaska – Image 2593

My absolute favorite place to go cross-country skiing is Spaulding Meadows in the low mountains behind Auke Bay. For this early morning January shot, I helicoptered my friends, Jeff and Karen Wilson, up to the meadows to catch the sunrise light. We spend the day shooting and skiing before ...
Killer Whales, Alaska  – Image 2592

Killer Whales, Alaska – Image 2592

Every once in a while, I put a slide on the light table and stare in wonder. I ask myself if I really could have taken such a photo. This is one of those photos that I consider one of my best of all time. I was out in a boat with my friend and fellow wildlife junkie, Jim Collins. We were ...
Northern Lights, Juneau, Alaska  – Image 2591

Northern Lights, Juneau, Alaska – Image 2591

In 1997, the comet Hale Bopp was visible for almost the entire amazingly clear month of April. In early April, I had shot the comet over town but had completely blown my exposures. Every one, I knew was getting great images of the comet. So, toward the end of April and the comet’s viewing ...
Northern Crow, Mountain Ash, Juneau, Alaska  – Image 2590

Northern Crow, Mountain Ash, Juneau, Alaska – Image 2590

This photo won the Alaska Department of Fish and Game photo contest many-many years ago and ran across two pages in National Wildlife Magazine. Besides winning all this accolades, what amazes me about this photo is that I took it out of my car window while parked in the Juneau Empire’s ...
Porcupine, Alaska  – Image 2589

Porcupine, Alaska – Image 2589

The porcupine climbed an alder tree in my backyard, and I climbed the tree across from him with my 500mm f/4 in tow. I wanted to photograph the critter eye to eye. He was perched on a very wobbly branch. When I hit a burst on my motor drive, the unusual sound caught the animal off guard, ...

“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…