Our Best of 2020 - A Thank You to Our Guests We started the year of 2020 with a sense of promise. Anchorage saw a beautiful January, with an extended period of cold, crisp with ice fog conditions that created an extended period of hoar frost. It was a beautiful, winter wonderland. Despite it [...]
Thirteen Ways to Work on Photography at Home We live in challenging times, with the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus around the globe and now with the United States surpassing the total number of infections of any other nation. Many people are either by choice or by local government order staying at home, and limiting [...]
10 Reasons to Photograph Alaska in Winter Alaska Photo Treks can design your photo experience in any time of year, but read below if you want some great ideas for an Alaskan winter adventure! The morning sun bursts through the clouds over the Turnagain Arm south of Anchorage - at high [...]
Top 30 Alaska Photography Subjects by Season Ever wondered when's the best time to photograph brown bear snatching salmon from a cascading falls... alpine meadows carpeted with wildflowers... northern lights whipping across the night sky... or tail slapping whales in a coastal fjord? Alaska provides scenes like these and so much more, but they're seasonal [...]
One of the best things about being an Alaska photo tour guide is that it puts you in touch with so many interesting people. This past summer, I had the honor of chasing light in Anchorage with a full-time world traveler, intrepid spirit and all around cool person, Sherry Ott. It was fun showcasing the best [...]
One Simple Way to Improve Your Photos At the peak of film photography in 1999, Kodak estimated 80 billion photos were taken. According to Mary Meeker's annual Internet Trends report, an average of 1.8 billion were uploaded every single day during 2014. That totals an incredible 657 billion photos per year! No doubt about it, we're [...]
