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Seals on Ice, Tracy Arm National Wilderness, Southeast Alaska – Image 2244

Tracy Arm, about 40 miles south of Juneau, is a great place to watch harborseals hauled out on icebergs. In the spring, the seals pup on the ice packand use the ice as protection from killer whales. Camera: Nikon F4, Lens:300mm f/4.5 Nikkor, Film: 35mm Fuji Velvia-Mark Kelley

Northern Lights, Juneau, Alaska – Image 2243

Last October, there was one of the strongest displays of northern lightsthat most anyone can remember. I was driving my son, Owen, home frombasketball practice when he looked up and said, "Dad have you seen thenorthern lights." I looked up and could not believe seeing the lightsshining through the Egan Highway street lights. I shot this photo from therock dump looking back over Douglas, town and the Juneau Douglas bridge.Camera: Nikon F/5, Lens: 35-75mm f/2.8 Nikkor, Film: 35mm Fuji ...

Bald Eagle in Dive, Southeast Alaska – Image 2242

The abundance of bald eagles makes living in Southeast Alaska especially sweet. I do not think there is a day that I do not see an eagle. I photographed this eagle from the back of my skiff around False Outer Point on Douglas Island. Camera: Nikon F4, Lens: 300mm f/4.5 Nikkor, Film: 35mm Fuji Velvia.-Mark Kelley

Fireworks, Eaglecrest, Alaska – Image 2241

Two weeks ago, Juneau celebrated the Olympic Torch Relay. The Relay ran through Juneau on January 24th. To commemorate the torch coming to Juneau, Eaglecrest sponsored a light show featuring fireworks, a torch light parade of skiiers and the lighted Olympic rings on the Eaglecrest slopes. Camera: Nikon F5, Lens: 80-200mm f/2.8 Nikkor, Film: 35mm Fuji Velvia pushed one stop.-Mark Kelley

Kayak on Moose Lake with Mendenhall Glacier, Juneau, Alaska – Image 2240

I have had the cover image for the Juneau Convention and Visitors Bureau's vacation planner for four years in a row. In the past the bureau has always wanted a hint of the Mendenhall Glacier in the photo. Camera: Nikon F/5, Lens: 80-200mm f/2.8 zoom Nikkor, film: 35mm fuji Velvia.-Mark Kelley

Cover of Alaska Discovery 2002 brochure – Image 2239

I took this photo of the Alaska Discovery lead guide and my wife on a trip on the Kongakut River last June. The Kongatuk River runs through the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Northeast corner of Alaska. Although mostly a river trip, there is plenty of time to hike to the top of tundra ridges that are free of trees and give the hikers stunning views. See other Kongakut photos in the stock section under the arctic national wildlife refuge (Images #2104, 2113, 2114, 2115 and 2116). ...

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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...