Hey Folks,
Summer solstice just passed us by, so I thought I’d post the only solar image I have – a Waxing gibbous moon, just after the half moon, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, Alaska, from this past spring. I was really hoping to spend summer solstice up on the same ridge that I spent winter solstice, but wasn’t able to swing it, as I had to scurry back in to Anchorage to prepare for a trip, which I’m currently on. I’ll post one more photo from the spring while I’m gone, and then try to get some images up from my present trip. I’ll try (I mean that, REALLY try) to keep some regular posts going, but this time of year is it hard to do so.
Cheers
Carl
Hey Carl,
Did you have a good trip to Icy Bay?
Have a good summer!
Ron
Hey Carl – for some reason I haven’t been able to get a decent shot of the moon – always seem to have an exposure or focus issue. Ah well, not like that iconic landscape hasn’t been done to death. 😉
Hope all is well! Don’t know if we can swing it, but I am Alaska bound in September. Would be great to hook up at some point.
Hey Ron,
Thanks. I haven’t been to Icy Bay. That’ll be later in the year.
Hey Mark
I hear ya about the ‘moon shots’ … I just follow the tripod holes for my images. 🙂
Definitely try to meet up when you’re here.
Cheers
Carl
Oops isn’t that a lunar shot?
Hey Mark,
Uhhmm .. sure .. a lunar shot.
Cheers
Carl