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• The big and small

  Posted on Saturday November 21st, 2009 at 19:16 in landscape, alaska, wildlife, nature photography, katmai national park, coastal brown bears

  I suppose it is only natural that one feels quite small when in some place with so many grand features as Alaska.   You can get these feelings pretty much no matter where you are at however.  Just look up into a star filled sky or even that large t...

• Wildlife photographer feeding

  Posted on Tuesday November 17th, 2009 at 18:22 in wildlife, encounters, national geographic, wildlife photographer, paul nicklen

  Well, it is good to know some animals show genuine concern for the welfare of wildlife photographers. Those long days in the field, traveling to remote regions with so many weight limits imposed that there is little room left for food. Take note ...

• Kodiak harbor photos

  Posted on Saturday November 14th, 2009 at 11:36 in art, Fishing, destinations, alaska, slideshows, travels, harbor, fisherman, kodiak photos

  My stay on Kodiak Island was rather brief. It was shortened in the beginning due to an approaching storm, which meant the float planes need to get you off the island in a hurry. It was shortened on the way back for the same reason, combined with ...

• Shelikof Double occupancy

  Posted on Wednesday November 11th, 2009 at 21:35 in art, creativity, landscape, destinations, alaska, wildlife, birds, nature photography, artistry, katmai national park, sea lion photos, shelikof strait

  The waterway that separates Kodiak Island, Alaska from the Alaskan peninsula and Katmai National Park is called the Shelikof Strait.   Our captain during our bear trip indicated it has a nasty reputation for some very serious storms.  Thirty foot s...

• Katmai eruption of 1912

  Posted on Sunday November 8th, 2009 at 17:47 in environment, destinations, wildlife, nature photography, 2012, abstracts, wildlife habitat, katmai national park, coastal brown bears, brown bear photos

  June 1912 wasn’t a very pleasant time in Katmai.   Imagine not being able to see a lamp at arms length due to sulfurous volcanic ash filling the air.   Remnants of the events of that time remain nearly 100 years later and became the subjects ...

• Fall harvest

  Posted on Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 17:18 in composition, nature photography, my woods, topaz adjust, fall leaf photos

  My local fall shooting has been pretty dismal lately.   However, rumor is we had some pretty good color in Michigan.   The leaves are now mostly down, and color is well past peak.   My local “harvest” of fall images, with the exception...

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