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Northern Lights, Douglas, Alaska #3426

Northern Lights, Douglas, Alaska #3426

The Juneau area celebrated some of the most amazing northern lights ever a couple weeks ago and I saw some incredible images on Facebook. I was traveling and very sorry to have missed those nights. A couple of years ago I got a great opportunity to shoot the northern lights over the Douglas ...
Denali Dream Scarf, Denali, Alaska

Denali Dream Scarf, Denali, Alaska

I am very excited to announce the early release of my newest silk dream scarf at the upcoming local Juneau Public Market next week. The Denali Dream scarf showcases Denali surrounded by the pinks and blues of an early morning Alaska sunrise reflected in Wonder Lake. Denali, Koyukon Athabascan ...
Humpback Whale, Inside Passage, Alaska #3425

Humpback Whale, Inside Passage, Alaska #3425

An adult humpback leaps out of the ocean along the shore of Admiralty Island. This behavior is called “ whale breaching.” This 45- to 50-foot-long marine mammal lifts its 35- to 45-ton body almost entirely out of the water. I am always amazed at the unimaginable strength this must take. To me, ...
Mountain Goat, Glacier Bay National Park, AK #3424

Mountain Goat, Glacier Bay National Park, AK #3424

My favorite place to photograph mountain goats is Gloomy Knob in Glacier Bay National Park. The goats hang out here because this massive, incredibility steep ridge rises over 1,000 feet above of the ocean and is inhospitable to predators. In the spring and early summer the goats raise their ...
Willow Ptarmigan, Denali National Park, Alaska #3423

Willow Ptarmigan, Denali National Park, Alaska #3423

The willow ptarmigan is Alaska’s state bird and one of my favorite birds. Instead of migrating south for the winter, ptarmigans stay in Alaska. This bird is well adapted to survive the Alaska winter. Its feet are covered in feathers for insulation and act like snowshoes, keeping the bird on ...
Seiners, Amalga Harbor, Juneau, Alaska #3423

Seiners, Amalga Harbor, Juneau, Alaska #3423

Purse seiners anchor in the Amalga Harbor area waiting for the annual chum salmon opening. The Douglas Island Pink & Chum (DIPAC) hatchery has a release site at Amalga Harbor. After the hatchery does their cost recovery fishery, DIPAC opens the area for a free-for-all purse seine fishery. ...
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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…