Monochrome
Beautiful network of exposed roots that I discovered along the trail while hiking.
Got up very early to catch the sunrise in Seward, Alaska. The forecast called for rain tomorrow. In the past beautiful sunrises usually happen the day before. So I took a chance and got up at 4am to take the 2hour drive to Seward. Very big risk, but this time it worked in my favor.
False Hellebore. Thanks to Ray Bulson for telling me what the name of this plant is. This image reminded me of an elegant dress.
set of three photos taken at Seward small boat harbor
I had been trying to catch the snow blowing off the mountains since sunrise. I couldn't find the right angle to catch the light going across the mountains and the snow blowing off of the top of the mountains. Just before lunch time Ifound the right place and light. Surprisngly this was taken in the parking lot of Cabelas. Sometimes the unexpected is the right place.
The debris left behind when tide goes out.
A B/W version of "Contradiction". Tell me what you think
set of three photos taken at Seward small boat harbor
Taken from the Potter Marsh boardwalk in South Anchorage. This was a shot of the mountain range to the south of Anchorage as the sun broke through the clouds
Another angle of Lake Hood. This time in black and white.
Late morning mist being burned off by the rising sun. Earlier this morning the fog was so thick that I almost had to stop and wait for the fog to clear.
View of Bootleggers cove at 11:26 pm. High tide was around 8:00pm. Low tide was around 2:00am
Taken along the riverbanks of the knik river that runs along the Old Glenn Highway
The slopes of Alyeska are empty at 11pm. The snow making machines are going full blast to prepare the slopes for tomorrows wave of people