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On my second trip to Alaska, in 2021, scheduled time “down the road” in Denali National Park was upended, due to the Polychrome Pass landslide that brought road closures that have impacted the park for the last several years. Ellen and I changed our plans when we learned of the closure, and spent a (much-enjoyed) […]


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On my first trip to Alaska, back in 2018, we spent several days photographing in the Brooks Range, north of the Arctic Circle. One day’s itinerary had us driving the Dalton Highway well to the north, across Atigun Pass, to the southern edge of the treeless Arctic coastal plain. With numerous stops for photography, the […]


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On my most recent trip to the Canadian Rockies, a bit more than two years ago now, time was principally spent in Jasper National Park and David Thompson Country, in the front range to the east of the Icefields Parkway, on Provincial Road 11 in Alberta. During the first part of the trip, in Jasper, […]


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Back in the first half of October, I spent about five days photographing in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, a.k.a. the UP. Last winter, someone that I met on my second trip to Caddo Lake, in the fall of 2024, contacted me and asked me if I was interested in making a trip to the UP in […]


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In early December, I was in southern Louisiana with Nye Simmons for about five days, to take another crack at the bald cypress swamps that I photographed last year. The weather conditions were…how can I put this?…bad. One entire day was lost to heavy rain, so was another morning, and of the remaining time, it […]


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