Whittier, Alaska

sandeep_aggarwal

A shot of the town of Whittier Alaska, on a rainy cloudy day.

swintonphoto

Beautiful shot (though I do find the large copyright thing somewhat distracting).
I really really really really want to go to Alaska. Actually, I think my camera wants to go even more. Do you have any more pics you could share?

sandeep_aggarwal

sandeep_aggarwal wrote:

Some more shots of my travel to Alaska. More may be found at http://www.molphotography.com/gallery/3541840

Another shot in Whittier, Alaska


A panoramic of a mountain range in Denali NP


A rare and fleeting look at Mt. Denali


Who says you can't get lucky twice. Mt. Denali in it's full glory


Glaciers and ice fields of College Fjords


Sunset in Sitka


Mendenhall Glacier


Glacial landscape of the Meade glacier


Aerial view of beauty around Skagway

More pictures may be found at http://www.molphotography.com/gallery/3541840

z_28

Nice copyright info
Can you make it bigger ?

sandeep_aggarwal

z_28 wrote:

Nice copyright info
Can you make it bigger ?

Would love to make it smaller but have'nt had luck. Followed the instructions offered by smugmug. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated

jziegler

Great pictures! Looks like it was a great trip.

sandeep_aggarwal wrote:

Would love to make it smaller but have'nt had luck. Followed the instructions offered by smugmug. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated

I ran into the same thing myself recently. Whet I did was to make the image with my watermark take up only a small part of one corner of the watermark image. If you place it in the same corner, it will take up much less of the image. Hope that helps (from one newbie to another)

swintonphoto

Thanks for the other pics. They are great!

sandeep_aggarwal

jziegler wrote:

Great pictures! Looks like it was a great trip.



I ran into the same thing myself recently. Whet I did was to make the image with my watermark take up only a small part of one corner of the watermark image. If you place it in the same corner, it will take up much less of the image. Hope that helps (from one newbie to another)

James, thanks for the helpful tip. It worked like a charm . Thank you kindly