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Rainbow, Muldrow Glacier, Alaska Range, Denali National Park, Alaska – Image #2911

I have had more luck photographing rainbows in Denali National Park than almost anywhere else I have ever been. The mountain environment creates an ever changing weather pattern so necessary for healthy rainbows. But, I am still waiting and watching for the rainbow over Denali. Thank you for ...

Rainbow, Alaska Range, Denali National Park, Alaska – Image #2910

A beautiful rainbow appears over the Savage River drainage in the Alaska range. I have had more luck photographing rainbows in Denali National Park than almost anywhere else I have ever been. The mountain environment creates an ever changing weather pattern so necessary for healthy rainbows. ...

Dall Sheep, Denali National Park, Alaska – Image # 2909

During the fall road lottery opening in Denali National Park, visitors line up to photograph two Dall sheep. The road running through the park is 92-miles long and during most of the season is closed to the general public except for the first 15 miles to Savage River. Each year the Park ...

Spruce Grouse, Denali National Park, Alaska – Image #2908

I was leading a photo workshop for Camp Denali last year when we came across a covey of spruce grouse hunkered down in spruce trees on a drizzly day in Denali National Park. A spruce grouse is a close cousin of the willow ptarmigan. We almost walked right by this covey because the grouse were ...

An Evening with Mark Kelley, The Basics of Photography – Alaska Style

Join us in support of the Southeast Alaska Land Trust. Mark is donating his time for this fundraiser event. The preservation of the natural heritage of Southeast Alaska directly impacts Mark's work as a photographer. SEAL Trust partners with communities and willing landowners to permanently ...

Willow Ptarmigan, Denali National Park, Alaska – Image #2907

The Willow Ptarmigan is the official Alaska state bird, and one of my most favorite Alaska critters. In true Alaska style these birds hang out year round and don’t migrate south to avoid the harsh winter. The Willow Ptarmigan changes color from winter (all white) to summer (a dappled brown). ...

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