More Cold Alaskan Night Shots
coldclimb
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I wandered out last night with my wife with temps around zero and shot a few shots alongside the road in Hatcher Pass. I'm kind of happy with some of the results, so I hope you guys like them too! 
Not much of a cool story this time, I've just been anticipating the full moon and the clouds cleared away in the evening, so I had to get out and shoot. We drove out to the closest bridge across the Little Susitna River and shot a few things from the easiest places to get to.
Then we headed up the road to get a higher perspective on the mountains around and the view of the Mat-Su Valley. Here's the lights of Palmer edging into view.
Then I moved over and shot the area's cliche view. Spend an hour at this overlook during the summer months, and five cars of tourists will stop, get out, and spin in a circle with video cameras running, then get back in and drive off. It's amusing for sure, but completely understandable.
Not much of a cool story this time, I've just been anticipating the full moon and the clouds cleared away in the evening, so I had to get out and shoot. We drove out to the closest bridge across the Little Susitna River and shot a few things from the easiest places to get to.
Then we headed up the road to get a higher perspective on the mountains around and the view of the Mat-Su Valley. Here's the lights of Palmer edging into view.
Then I moved over and shot the area's cliche view.
Spend an hour at this overlook during the summer months, and five cars of tourists will stop, get out, and spin in a circle with video cameras running, then get back in and drive off. It's amusing for sure, but completely understandable.
John Borland
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Anyway....very nice night shots!