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Anchorage : Seaplane at Lake Hood. Spot ANC's ATC tower in the background.
Seaplane at Lake Hood. Sp[..]
Published by : elki
    		     
Glacier Bay : During a flightseeing tour over Glacier Bay NP we had a dramatic view at the 12-mile-long John Hopkins Glacier. The glaciers seen here today are remnants of a general ice advance- the Little Ice Age- that began about 4,000 years ago. In 1890, geologist Harry Fielding Reid discovered the glacier and proudly named it toe John Hopkins, a philanthropist and founder of the eponymous university and hospital. He also named the smaller glacier on the left to Daniel Coit Gilman, the first president of the university. For more backgroundstories and Alaska webgalleries: www.michelhammann-photography.com
During a flightseeing tou[..]
Published by : Albumeditions
    		     
Cooper Landing : Grizzly sow and cub on the Kenai River in Cooper Landing, Alaska.
Grizzly sow and cub on th[..]
Published by : RhondaRogalski
    		     
Not in a city : Image courtesy of the photographer, Dennis Anderson, http://www.auroradude.com/ . Ash Cloud after the Redoubt Volcano eruption en mars 2006.
Image courtesy of the pho[..]
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Not in a City : Columbia Glacier calved so much ice that it choked the waters of the Prince William Sound with giant icebergs and can no longer be accessed by boats.
Columbia Glacier calved s[..]
Published by : Albumeditions
    		     
Anchorage : A Piper PA-12 with floaters in Lake Hood
A Piper PA-12 with floate[..]
Published by : elki
    		     
Not in a City : The ice of the Matanuska Glacier takes aprox. 250 years to form upglacier and advance to the terminus. For more webgalleries: www.alaska-editions.nl
The ice of the Matanuska [..]
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Not in a City : The waters outside Valdez are filled with various types of whales. Although no tour company can guarantee a sighting, it would be a shame not to try. And sometimes you beat the beauty of a jumping humpback whale. They make the Prince William Sound a part of their annual summer trek. Humpbacks ar baleen feeders, consuming nearly a ton of food a day. Humpbacks average 45 feet and weigh 35-40 tons. Shot made with Nikon D3000/300 mm tele lens. For more Alaska marine wildlife impressions: www.alaska-editions.com
The waters outside Valdez[..]
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Anchorage : Downtown Anchorage
Downtown Anchorage[..]
Published by : elki
    		     
Anchorage : Young moose
Young moose[..]
Published by : PlanItAlaska
    		     
Cooper Landing : Fishing the Russian River for Sockeye salmon on a foggy morning. Cooper Landing, Alaska.
Fishing the Russian River[..]
Published by : RhondaRogalski
    		     
Anchorage : Downtown overview
Downtown overview[..]
Published by : elki
   
     
Not in a city : Picture Date: March 26, 2009 16:32:49 AKDT Image Creator: McGimsey, Game; Image courtesy of AVO/USGS. Alaska Volcano Observatory / U.S. Geological View east down the Drift River Valley. Please cite the photographer and the Alaska Volcano Observatory / U.S. Geological Survey when using this image.
Picture Date: March 26, 2[..]
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Not in a City : Bals eagles are found in their greatest numbers in Alaska. This one was spotted near Hoonah (Icy Strait). For the complete wildlife webgallery: www.alaska-editions.nl
Bals eagles are found in [..]
Published by : Albumeditions
    		     
King Cove :
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Published by : kenewatt
    		     
Not in a city : The early light of a new dawn grows stronger while the aurora fades into memory as seen from our Twelve-Mile Summit camp March 29, 2008 about 80 miles northeast of Fairbanks. I retired to my sleeping bag for a few short hours and woke to a blazing sun. Our little windbreak had turned into a great reflector and over our morning coffee we soon realized that we would surely fry in the intensified sunlight if we stayed too long. It was time to go so after packing our strung-out gear we started our three-day journey back to Homer. Copyright (c) Dennis C. Anderson Night Trax Photography Contact at: auroradude@acsalaska.net or visit: www.auroradude.com
The early light of a new [..]
Published by : Dennis C. Anderson
   

  
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