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These three black bears roam the bear trail along Steep Creek at the Mendenhall Glacier. The sockeye salmon usually show up in the creek between the third week of July and first week of August. This shot is of the bear that the locals refer to as "Nicky" with her two cubs. Over the years we have watched Nicky raise four sets of twin cubs. This image was taken from the raised viewing platform just next to one of the main parking lots at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center. There are ...

One of the best places in Alaska for whale watching is Juneau. The humpback whales return to the Juneau from the yearly migration to Hawaii sometime in April or May. Once here, they stay put for the summer. The whale activity concentrates around Shelter Island about 20 minutes by skiff from Auke Bay Harbor. About 85% of the photos taken in my whale book, "Alaska's Watchable Whales: Humpback and Killer Whales" were shot circling Shelter Island. This summer we had five weeks of daily ...

Southeast Alaska is dotted with many small beautiful out-of-the-way boat harbors. The evening light and calm waters casting a mirror reflection makes this photo work. The dilapidated dock in the foreground leading into the central focus of the image really helps the composition. I had to wait a long time for this photo to develop. I found the location about three hours before the evening light, but I had to wait until bunch of kids stopped jumping off the dock creating waves that ruined ...

This is one of my favorite photos of the year. I shot this image of this pair of two-year-old juvenile brown bears at Pack Creek in August 2011. It looks like they might be fighting but in actuality they are playing. They wrestled and boxed on and off for a good ten minutes. It was one of the most fun things I have been able to witness while photographing wildlife. If I was not concentrating so hard on making the photo, I would have been laughing at their antics. They were having such ...

I photographed this harbor seal in the ice in Tracy Arm. What makes this photo for me is the big beautiful round eyes of the seal and red color of the water. The red color comes from a cliff wall right behind the seal. The whole cliff is red with iron and casts a red reflection on the water. The image illustrates the month of April in my Southeast Alaska 2013 Calendar. Enjoy and the photo and thanks for visiting. Camera body: D300, Lens: Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8 /digital capture/ISO 200/ ...

My thanks goes to my good friend, Skip Gray, for sharing this location with me. He was kayaking from Juneau to Haines and came upon this field of fireweed with the great mountain background. He called me on his cell and told me to get up to the area before the weather changed. The next morning, I flew up to Haines and then chartered down to Glacier Point just south of Haines to shoot this image. I depend on my friends to tell what they see and to help me make my images possible. As the ...
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