This sunrise image is quite possibly my number #1 most popular photograph. It was first featured in the September 2013 issue of Alaska Magazine as a full, two-page spread. Since then, it has been seen and showcased all over the […]
The general atmosphere, lighting, and drastic color pallet change of the night can make even the most uninteresting, rather ugly subjects, take on a whole new visual and emotional appeal. This image is of an old, abandoned fish cannery during […]
One of the many things that have kept me busy during the summer months is the guide service that I operate. I have spent many hours taking clients from all over the world to the most spectacular areas on Kodiak Island […]
I captured this image of the northern lights at the Olds River, on Kodiak Island, Alaska. Like most aurora borealis photo shoots, it was a bitterly cold winter outing, and the only one foolish enough to head out on the abandoned, […]
Spruce Cape, located on Kodiak Island, Alaska, is known for getting some of the most ferocious winds and extreme weather that makes its way across the island. When a storm rolls in, Spruce Cape is mean and nasty! Perhaps this […]
When I can’t find, or run out of, the traditional “snow-covered stuff” that becomes the primary focus of my winter photography efforts, I often find myself heading to the ocean to capture what I refer to as seascapes. It is […]
Among the many magnificent creatures that call Alaska home, the bald eagle is at the top of the list. In fact, half of the world’s population of eagles live in the 49th state…that’s around 30,000! Eagles especially thrive in the […]
Miserable. Sopping wet. Wind-beaten and disgusted by a slow day of salmon fishing. That’s how I found myself one autumn afternoon while wandering about on one of my favorite Kodiak rivers. As I sauntered back to my truck, I looked […]