Denali - Advice/Recommendations for Wildlife Photography Needed
ccraft
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I'm planning a summer vacation to Denali, but the only thing that concerns me is that it looks like you have to take a bus to actually approach the inside of the park (since there's only one road and cars aren't permitted).
I'm primarily interested in wildlife photography -- being able to hang out in one place for a long time to shoot wild animals against incredible backdrops is always a thrill. With this in mind, does anyone have any advice or recommendations for making the most out of a photography visit to the area?
Our other alternative is to drive up to Stewart/Hyder Alaska/BC where the grizzlies congregate at the river during salmon season. We're guaranteed photo ops with some huge grizzlies... but there's something a bit more appealing about rugget mountain peaks.
Any advice/recommendations for photographing the area/getting set up/where to camp/how to visit would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers!
I'm primarily interested in wildlife photography -- being able to hang out in one place for a long time to shoot wild animals against incredible backdrops is always a thrill. With this in mind, does anyone have any advice or recommendations for making the most out of a photography visit to the area?
Our other alternative is to drive up to Stewart/Hyder Alaska/BC where the grizzlies congregate at the river during salmon season. We're guaranteed photo ops with some huge grizzlies... but there's something a bit more appealing about rugget mountain peaks.
Any advice/recommendations for photographing the area/getting set up/where to camp/how to visit would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers!
Christina Craft - FunkyTown Photography
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