6/14/2005


The village of Lower Kalskag, on the Kuskokwim River, upriver of Bethel approxomately 100 miles. Minolta XG-1, kodachrome 64.

Winterlight, lower Kalskag. Minolta XG-1, Kodachrome 64.

Lower Kalskag cemetery. Minolta XG-1 Kodachrome 64. One thing about winter in the far north, the winter daylight is this golden perpetual twilight due to the sun's being so low on the horizon, when it's above it at all.

6/13/2005


A view of Turnagain Arm from Gull Rock

6/12/2005


The power plant at Ft. Wainwright in Fairbanks , Alaska. This is a work photo I took. I typically take lots of photos, so I have something to refer to back in the office. This one just stood out on its own.


6/11/2005


Both photos were taken with my Minolta XG-1.

Downtown Bethel

6/10/2005


Between Whittier & Valdez from a 172

The approach to Valdez.

6/09/2005


Sunrise from partially up Barometer Mountain on Kodiak. No this was not taken from a plane. One morning this past February, while working in Kodiak, a coworker and I decided to hike up the hills to the actual base of the mountain early before work. The mountain itself had too much snow for us to safely go to the top without equipment. Barometer mountain is near the airport(as you can see) and so was the place where we were staying. So we hightailed it into the hills at 6a.m. with headlamps and flashlights. I was cursing myself for not bringing a tripod. This totally untouched photo was taken with my Canon S500, on auto setting with the flash off and balanced on my knee as I huffed and puffed. SOmetimes you just get lucky.

A quiet cove on Anton Larson Bay on Kodiak Island. When the weather's nice, Kodiak, to me at least, is one of the most beautiful places on earth.

One of yesterday's photos was of American Beach. Presently an island in a sea of crackerbox development. Here's the history on it. Click to enlarge and read.

6/08/2005


A photo of American Beach north of Jacksonville. This beautiful little spot is being closed in from both the north and south by runaway development of the ugliest sort. It was a little oasis and a reminder of how Florida used to be at one time.

Below is a view in color and BW, of the beach near Little Talbot Island State Park. This beach looks like it probably did when the conquistadors landed.


6/07/2005


St. Augustine, Fla.

St. Augustine, Fla.

6/06/2005


A view of Powerline Pass from yesterday's bike ride.