On the Ruth Glacier, alaska range. Minolta XG-1. Photos (this one at least) fail to capture the sheer scale of this place. The plane in the photo looks as if it is going to auger into the mountain. It was probably at least a quarter of a mile away.

DC-6 at Emmonak Int'l Airport

Emmonak approach, on the lower Yukon.

Minolta XG-1, Kodak Tmax 400 BW film. Looking west back from where I came.

Minolta XG-1, Kodak Tmax 400 film

No, this isn't an altered version of the image I posted Saturday. This was taken with my Minolta and some Kodak Tmax 400 BW film. I underexposed the photos somewhat, probably due to the red filter on the lens. I should have compensated by overexposing by a full stop. Oh well, learning is one of my main reasons for this.

Minolta XG-1 & Kodachrome64. This image and the slide below were scanned with a Canon Canoscan8400F scanner.

Minolta XG-1, Kodachrome 64

Canon S500. Today's and yesterday's photos were taken Friday afternoon. It was such a nice day that I slithered out of work after lunch and took a bike ride.

Canon S500

Canon S500

Canon S500

Minolta XG-1, Fujichrome Provia100. Sunset from upper DeArmoun Rd. Anchorage

Minolta XG-1, Kodachrome64. Flying south on the Kuskokwim river towards Bethel on a winter afternoon.

Fishcamp on the Kwethluk River, just north of Bethel. Minolta XG-1.

Kwethluk River fishcamp. Minolta XG-1

Canon S500. From yesterday morning's ride.

Near Potter's Marsh. Canon S500

Canon S500.

January 2005, KPL dock in Kenai. Canon S500. A cold but calm morning.