A Few Alaskan Images near Petersburg Alaska April 2018
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While we were waiting to depart on our Alaskan Cruise we had to opportunity to shoot a few frames from an airplane near LeConte Bay, and later, from the boat in Tracy and Endicott Arms. Most of the workshop was dedicated to wildlife, but there are always some nice landscape opportunities in Alaska as well.
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Just a few of the views we had over the course of 8 or 9 days on the water
if you are interested in what the view out of the windscreen of the plane looked like flying in the glacier field, far below the surrounding mountain peaks, I offer this image
For my final image I will submit an edited frame of those reflections in the mirror surface we saw so infrequently...
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I always like reflections; the third image is my favorite of this set.
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These are gorgeous! Number 3 is my favorite for sure.
Despite 10 full days on the water, I'll bet the total time we had absolutely flat water for reflections like in #3 was less than 2 hours or so. #3 was shot way up in Tracy Arm, I believe, less than a 1/2 mile from the glacier's face on our way out.
I thought it would make a lovely image when I shot it. I am glad other folks enjoy it as well.
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Number 3 so well composed that I could easily imagine this popping up on the next Apple OS update as the stock desktop image. Fabulous work.
Thanks JB, I actually spent some time trying to figure a way to diminish the symmetry, but finally went with what you see.....The surface of the water was just so very mirror like
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I understand trying to change it up to a less textbook type image. I try to do this with my architectural shoots, as well. But now and again, there's a wall that just needs to be shot squarely, and works perfectly. Ahhh, the troubles of an artist brain!
You mentioned desktops and I realized I hadn't included the image that is my current desktop from this trip
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Good grief. what's not to like? It's a perfect poster shot. Awesome set, Jim.
Dude...gorgeous capture! Love the depth in this one.
Fantastic pictures. I will be in Alaska soon and I hope I will make nice pictures like Yours
Wow, wow, wow!!!
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Love the last one Jim! Cheers!
Beautiful! Great place, great work.
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I love craggy mountains, so these capture my heart. There is something so young and fresh in your images.
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