Alaska 2024

My family and I had the incredible opportunity to visit the most remote and rugged state in the entire United States in 2024. It was my very first time exploring this breathtaking "final frontier”, and I must say, it was absolutely astonishing; the colossal mountains, stunning seascapes, plentiful weather patterns, and abundant variety of wildlife truly made this a trip worthy of sharing. Experiencing the beauty and adventure of this unique landscape alongside my family made it a trip of a lifetime that I will cherish forever.

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Railroad on the journey from Anchorage to Moose Pass and Seward
A mountain top peaking out in Harding Ice Field. In the winter this whole area is devoured by snow and ice and this would not be visible.
An icy band of a waterfall flowing from the snowfields on top of a mountain range.
My dad pointed this out to me on our cruise from Seward around Kenai Fjords National Park. The ice was glowing blue in the midday light!
My dad painted a loon either when I was a child or even before I was born. That picture, to this day, hangs in my parent's living room in Maryland. It was incredible to see one in the wild with the whole family present!
My parents out for a paddle on Ptarmigan Lake
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A random plant I took a picture of... I loved the texture of the leaves and thought it might make good emergency TP in a pinch...
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Sealions or harbor seals... I confess I'm not sure which these are, but I loved this composition of them
Seward Harbor
Exit Glacier Crevices
I felt lost in the details of this photo while editing it and while it's not an instantly jaw dropping photo, it is one of my favorites for its initial simplicity and subtle complexity.
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