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Kodiak's small boat harbor is located near downtown. Kodiak is the largest island in Alaska at 3,670 square miles and the second largest island in the USA after the Big Island of Hawaii. I shot this photo for a book published on the Alaska Ferry System that goes out to Kodaik and beyond. ...
Besides my two large annual calendars, last year Todd Communications boughtmy work to illustrate my third 2005 calendar which only measured 5x7.5inches in size. The cover featured a Allen Marine catamaran in front of theSouth Sawyer Glacier in Tracy Arm. This spring I am releasing a new ...
The "Million Dollar Bridge" spans the Copper River just outside Cordova.Built in 1908 at a cost of 1.5 million dollars, this railroad bridge wasconstructed to transport copper ore from the Kennecott Copper Mine to thesea port of Cordova. In 1958 it was converted to a vechile bridge and ...
This year I was lucky and honored to have my photos featured on the twophone books competing in the Juneau phone market. Alascom or ACS havefeatured my images on nine of their covers over the years. GCI was giventhe opportunity to compete in the local phone market last year and featuredmy ...
I shot this photo of Haines, Alaska about ten years ago. I gave it to myAnchorage photo agents, Alaska Stock, to sell. I thought it was a new anddifferent view of Haines and ought to sell. Well, the image sat in myagent's file and my file for years and years and never sold. Finally, myagents ...
This cover is my fifth cover for Alaska Magazine over the years. I shotthis photo of my friend, Joe, in Lituya Bay. Southeast Alaska had a week of clear warm weather with great northern lights in early November of 1998. Towards the end of the week, I had thisidea of getting northern lights ...
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