| ALASKA, THE YUKON AND THE CANADIAN ROCKIES |
GLACIER BAY, ALASKA
GLACIER BAY
MEADOW, 1995
MEADOW, 1995
FLOATING ICEBERG, ALSEK RIVER,GLACIER BAY PRESERVE
Some huge icebergs floated faster than the rafts
Some huge icebergs floated faster than the rafts
YUKON
YUKON SUNSET
ALONG THE
TATSHENSHINI
RIVER 35mm
negative 2002
ALONG THE
TATSHENSHINI
RIVER 35mm
negative 2002
NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Fireweed Along
Alsek River B.C.
2002
Alsek River B.C.
2002
FACE OF REID GLACIER
200mm lens from a sea
kayak, 1995
200mm lens from a sea
kayak, 1995
Bartlett Cove Fireweed; 1976
Looking toward the mouth of
Glacier Bay. It is difficult to
imagine that in 1794, the HMS
Discovery under the command of
Capt. Vancouver encountered a
glacier terminus 1,000 ft. tall
covering what would become the
mouth of Glacier Bay. Today
you have to travel 60 miles up
bay to reach tidewater glaciers.
Looking toward the mouth of
Glacier Bay. It is difficult to
imagine that in 1794, the HMS
Discovery under the command of
Capt. Vancouver encountered a
glacier terminus 1,000 ft. tall
covering what would become the
mouth of Glacier Bay. Today
you have to travel 60 miles up
bay to reach tidewater glaciers.
Scidmore Slit Low Tide, 1995,
at left and below, Scidmore Slit
Hide Tide, 1995. The north end
of Hugh Miller Inlet is connected
to the main part of Glacier Bay
by a thin, shallow, slit that has
sufficent water for a sea kayak to
navigate only at high tide.
Glacier rebound is slowly
reclaiming this passageway.
at left and below, Scidmore Slit
Hide Tide, 1995. The north end
of Hugh Miller Inlet is connected
to the main part of Glacier Bay
by a thin, shallow, slit that has
sufficent water for a sea kayak to
navigate only at high tide.
Glacier rebound is slowly
reclaiming this passageway.
BANFF, JASPER, YOHO
KENAI FJORDS NATIONAL PARK
DENALI NATIONAL PARK
Valdez & The Columbia Icefield
