Edgecumbe, an extinct volcano on Kruzoff Island, is a landmark on the Sitka skyline. I […]This year I was lucky and honored to have my photos featured on the twophone books competing in the Juneau phone market. Wildlife encounters are wonderful […]A brown bear (Ursus Arctos) eats spring sedges along the beach at Blue Mouse Cove at Glacier Bay National Park. They had very colorful umbrellas with them. This image is a perfect example of visualizing a shot […]This photo shoot of the sunset over the snowcapped Chilkat Mountain was turning out pretty well, but I felt something was amiss; the upper sky was looking rather blank. This […]One of the most photographed scenes in Juneau is the field of fireweed atBrotherhood Park next to the Mendenhall River with the Mendenhall Glacier inthe background. When I have photographed eagles before, the light has always come from above the eagle casting the feather detail under the wing into a dark shadow. When […]A Parakeet Auklet hangs out on the seaside cliffs of St. Paul in the Pribilof Islands.
This season I started a line of postcards with this image being one in a line […]One of the favorite tours by the cruise ships passengers in Juneau is the trip up to the Icefield by helicopter to go dog sledding in the middle of the summer. I […]Chapel-by-the Lake has of the best known views in Juneau. Not all trips get views like this, but every once in a while one gets lucky. It […]I rented a cabin in the little town of Wiseman, population 11and about 250 miles north of Fairbanks along the Dalton Highway, for a week-long photo shoot of northern lights. The riot of color and flowers creates total chaos for a photographer, so I isolated everything […]This will be the last northern lights image that I will post for a while. In 1958 it was converted to a vechile bridge and wasdamaged by the 1964 Alaska earthquake. The red inside their mouths only happens during breeding season. It also helps to have two sons who are really good skiers, love to perform for the camera, […]I shot the full moon setting over the Chilkat Mountains from around 33-miles out the road on the Juneau road system. I shot is photo in October many years ago. This experience made me think of Sitka […]Everyone loves taking photos of soaring eagles, and I am no different. This moose eventually crossed right in […]I wanted to show winter in Glacier Bay for my book on the park.
I have shot hundreds of photos of Creek St., but this October day was the only time I have seen the buildings reflecting in the tidal inlet. We boated from Sitka up the outside coast of Alaska, cut into Cross Sound, and headed to Juneau via Icy Straits. He was kayaking from Juneau to Haines and came upon this field of fireweed with the great mountain background. This photo illustrates the month of May in my new Juneau, Alaska Calendar for 2003. I could not wish for more… This is the December image in my 2016 Juneau, Alaska calendar, enjoy! I got so busy traveling while shooting two state contracts that I was gone most of the summer. I was only able to stay with these killer whales for about an hour before they moved on. […]A coastal brown bear takes a break from feeding in the low-tide zone in Glacier Bay National Park. But for the past couple of weeks, Juneau has been bathed in sunshine and warm spring temperatures, and […]The cruise ship season has started in Alaska with the first ship arriving in Juneau on April 20 (not the ship featured in this image). […]A small cloud break at sunset lights up the ocean behind an iceberg from the LeConte Glacier. Thedaily fluctuations of tide control when one can get around the northern tipof Douglas Island. One of my images from that day’s shoot ended up in a Patagonia catalog. Camera: Nikon F/4, Lens: 35-70mm Nikkor, Film: Fuji 50, Polarized-Mark KelleyMy friend, Rich, was a school teacher, had a float plane, and had the summers off. I wanted the water level view. Camera: Nikon […]A small dragonfly lands on a columbine flower on Admiralty Island in Southeast Alaska. Camera: Nikon F5, Lens: 80-200mm F/2.8 Nikkor,Film: 35mm Fuji Velvia slide film-Mark KelleyThe waterfront docks of downtown Juneau provide a great early morning walk or ski on the those days with a fresh snow followed by a fresh sunshine.
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