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Sea lions haul out and rest on a buoy with the Eagle Glacier in the background. It always amazes me how these animals can manage to get up on this buoy with no arms to pull them selves up this steep sided buoy. What is really amazing is that I have seen them resting in the green metal work above the red buoy. This photo illustrates the month of June in my 2007 Southeast Alaska calendar and is a postcard in my new line of postcards released this year. Nikon F/3, Lens: 35-70mm f/2.8 ...

A Cruise West ship works its way around icebergs in Tracy Arm. Tracy Arm is famous for its blue icebergs and is the only place I know of in Alaska with so many blue colored icebergs. This photo illustrates the month of May in my 2007 Southeast Alaska calendar and illustrates page 3 in my book on Tracy Arm. Camera: Nikon F/4, Lens: 35-70mm f/2.8 Nikkor polarized, Film 35mm Velvia slide film-Mark Kelley

With its flaps down a bald eagle cruises down from a spruce tree to grab a herring off the surface of the water. The bald eagle is Alaskas largest resident bird with a wing span of more than 7 feet. This photo illustrates the month of April in my 2007 Southeast Alaska calendar and is a postcard in my new line of postcards released this year. Nikon F/5, Lens: 300 f/4 Nikkor , Film: 35mm Velvia slide film-Mark Kelley

Tourists dog mush across the Mendenhall Glacier in the Juneau Ice field. This TEMSCO helicopter tour offers you a helicopter ride over the Juneau Ice Field and then a dog sled ride where the passengers actually get to steer the dog team. It is an amazing trip. This photo illustrates the month of July in my 2007 Southeast Alaska calendar and is a postcard in my new line of postcards released this year. Camera: Nikon F/4, Lens: 80-200 f/2.8 Nikkor polarized, Film 35mm Velvia slide ...

I have had terrible luck trying to photograph sea otters over the years. Last summer, I decided I needed to focus on these cute critters. I went to Sitka, and with a lot of help from Allen Marine in Sitka I was able to get a bunch of good photos. If you want to see sea otters in a beautiful island studded ocean wilderness head to Sitka and explore Sitka Sound. This photo illustrates the month of October in my 2007 Southeast Alaska calendar and is a postcard in my new line of postcards ...

It is hard to shoot the train out of Skagway because so much of its route is in wilderness. There are a few places along the road between Skagway and Whitehorse to get a photo. I shot this from the road, but most of my shots of train were taken from a helicopter. This photo illustrates the month of September in my 2007 Southeast Alaska calendar. Camera: Nikon F/5, Lens: 80-200mm f/2.8 Nikkor , Film 35mm Velvia slide film-Mark Kelley
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