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Downtown Dock, Juneau, Alaska – Image 2338

The waterfront docks of downtown Juneau provide a great early morning walk or ski on the those days with a fresh snow followed by a fresh sunshine. This photo illustrates the month of January in my 2004 Juneau Calendar. Camera: Nikon F5, Lens: 20-35mm Nikkor polarized, Film: 35mm Fuji Velvia slide film.-Mark Kelley

Spaulding Meadows, Juneau, Alaska – Image 2337

Spaulding Meadows is my favorite place to go cross-coutry skiing. Accessible only by a pretty good uphill hike, the mountians of the coastal range provide a stunning background for this snow playground. This photo illustrates the month of January in my 2004 Southeast Alaska Calendar. Camera: Nikon F5, Lens: 20-35mm Nikkor polarzied, Film: 35mm Fuji Velvia slide film-Mark Kelley

Breaching Whale, Stephens Passage, Southeast Alaska – Image 2336

The one part I really like about being a photographer is that I have to be out in the world experiencing life to do my job. I had spent about four days near Hobart Bay shadowing a group of humpback whales. I had gotten a lot of good photos, it was my last day on the whale grounds, and I was about to give up with the failing light. Then this whale started breaching close to us. We were able to move the boat and line up it's last breach with the sunset. Sometimes I really get lucky. ...

Hole in the Wall Glacier, Southeast Alaska – Image 2335

Northstar Helicopters out of Juneau, Alaska specializes in taking people hiking on the glaciers all over the Juneau Ice Fields. This photo illustrates the month of March in my 2004 Southeast Alaska Calendar. Camera: Nikon F5, Lens: 35-70mm Nikkor, Film: 35mm Fuji Velvia slide film-Mark Kelley

Hoary Marmot, Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska – Image 2334

Most marmots have brown fur. This is the first and only black marmot I have ever seen. This guy was in a very remote part of Glacier Bay National Park, and I was surprised how friendly he was. I would never expect to get this close to a wild animal. This photo illustrates the month of April in my 2004 Southeast Alaska Calendar and can be found in my book on Glacier Bay. Camera: Nikor F5, Lens: 80-200 f/2.8 Nikkor, Film:35mm Fuji Velvia slide film-Mark Kelley

Mt. Fairweather Golf Course, Fairweather Mountains, Gustavus, Alaska – Image 2333

We have had the sunniest fall that I can remember. The weather in October has been gorgeous. I shot this photo many years ago in early September, but I am fairly sure that is what the course would look like now. This photo illustrates the month of May in my 2004 Southeast Alaska Calendar and was used in my book on Glacier Bay. Camera: Nikon F5, Lens: 300 f/4 Nikkor polarized, Film: 35mm Fuji Velvia slide film-Mark Kelley

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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...