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Matanuska Summer

Summer in Alaska means either endless drizzling rain or forest fires. Here the Matanuska River meanders (quickly) through a maze of hard knobs and hills and disappears into a smoky background.

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Sunset in the Wrangles

A mountain stream provides water for my campsite in the Wrangle Mountains of Alaska.

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Picture Perfect

A visitor to Canyonlands shows up at the perfect time for an amazing photo.

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A famous view of Zion's main canyon under bleak winter light

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Bold Reflections

Bold Peak is reflected in a somehow un-frozen Eklutna Lake on a very cold winter morning in Alaska.

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A Fire In The Deep

Kīlauea burns away the surrounding fog and sends a glowing pillar of fumes into the heavens on a cold windy night. The crater, illuminated by molten rock, is 3/4 of a mile wide. It sits in a larger crater 2 miles wide.

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Northwestern Waterfall

A huge waterfall pours right out the bottom of the Northwestern Glacier and into Blackstone Bay. The birds seemed to love it...

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Magenta Flower Study

Some flowers are landscapes in their own rights. This one looked dangerous and alien.

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Sci Fi Planetscape

Some areas of Gold Butte look like an alien planet in a science fiction movie like Riddick.

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Sage and Dams

Looking at the Beaver Dam Mountains at dusk, from Red Mountain. This is the opposite view of an earlier picture.

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Halibut Cove

A nice view of the whole community. The proper cove is behind what you can see here but this more sheltered area is where most people live.

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Kenai Fjords National Park

Kenai Fjords is a timeless park of wilderness at the end of the Kenai Peninsula. Countless waterfalls and hundreds of glaciers pour from the Harding Icefields into the many fjords.

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Mountain Storm

In the fall you never know what kind of precipitation a storm will dump, but you can bet it will be cold and uncomfortable. This one dropped it all, found out shortly after i took this picture.

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Northwestern Glacier (from below)

The size of glaciers can be very hard to get across in a photo. I hope the spruce trees here that are far closer than the ice give an idea of scale.

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Matanuska Fall 2

A passing squall blankets the top of a mountain with fresh snow.

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Carpathian Peak from Bird Ridge

It's crazy how many places you can see Carpathian Peak.

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Massive Crevasse Field

A Huge Crevasse Field on the upper reaches of the Kahiltna Glacier, Denali National Park

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Red Mountain

The last rays of the sun shine under stormy clouds to illuminate Red Mountain in Ivins, Utah

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Mountain Storm 2

A fast moving fall storm in Alaska. In the fall you never know what kind of precipitation a storm will dump, but you can bet it will be cold and uncomfortable.

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Granite Terraces

High up in the Talkeetna Mountains above Snowbird Glacier recent melting has divided the glacier into separate pieces and exposed terraced steps of granite. These "new" areas of land are extremely unstable as rocks and boulders have been very gently placed on top of each other from slowly melting ice. You must always be prepared for your footing to collapse or shift.

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Freak Snow in the Bull Valley Mountains

A crazy storm on an otherwise warm spring day pointlessly drops snow on the Bull Valley Mountains, Utah.

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Mountain Storm 3

Another shot of the storm, this one in color.

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Coastal Ropes

Rope Lava stopped by the ocean at some point, slowly chips away

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Avian Shroud

This dome of rock in the Chiswell Archipelago was engulfed in an eternal cloak made up of thousands of sea birds. you can see some of them on both sides of the rock where the contrast with the sky helps them stand out.

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I've lost track of these numbers. A stream emerges from an ice cave barely visible behind rubble on the far right. The rocks glisten in the rain.

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Tokositna River

Taking off from Talkeetna, which is in the middle of flatlands, you fly over the vast semi-marshlands called muskeg.

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Upper Williwaw Lakes

Is is the last, i think, of the Williwaw Lakes, but because of map issues it might be the first of the Walrus Lakes. Either way it's a great place to camp.

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Chugach Ice Fields

A wild valley ends in sheer cliffs capped by a crumbling wall of ice that collapses and reforms as the glacier below it.

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Melting Snowbird

A melt pool at the new toe of a severed portion of the dying Snowbird Glacier. In the distance and icefall on another portion of the glacier is nearly severed next to an imposing granite tower.

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The Road to Nebesna

There is nothing at Nebesna but an old abandoned mine on private property, and a hunting lodge. The road though, is 60 miles and dead ends there. But if you are looking for nowhere, this is the road to get you there.

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A welcoming message under water

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The Green Line

A glacier in Kenai Fjords National Park falls down into icy water next to a mossy cliff.

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Haines, Alaska

This is the historic military portion of the town, where, on this Fourth of July, they shot canons and fireworks.

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The Bear Glacier

The mighty Bear Glacier glides down from the Harding Icefields behind a full grown forest.

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Coral Wall

A large wall of coral drops down to a sandy trough.

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Sunset Wall

A hiker admires a great wall of ice on the Matanuska Glacier, Alaska.

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Mountain of Sand

It's impossible to describe the immense size of Denali. It's taller then Mt. Everest from bottom to top and also one of the most massive mountains on Earth. The foothills you see here would be regular sized mountains in most places on the continent.

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