Fall colors on the tundra and alpenglow on the face of Mt Sanford at dawn, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve, Alaska. Please click on the image above to view a larger version of the photo.
Hey Folks,
I just returned from a few quick days over in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park before heading off to Katmai for a photo tour. We’re enjoying some of the finest days of the summer, and I wish I could’ve stayed longer, but I must pack and get my gear ready for this trip. It sure is hard to get on the road and take the park “exit” when these mountains are standing tall and strong amid clear blue skies behind you.
It’s been a really great summer, though, and I’ve had a blast. This next 2 weeks in Katmai should be a great finish to a really good summer. Ironically, Anchorage has had one of the dreariest, and wettest, summers on record, while I’ve had some great weather, amid the fog, rain and snow. All good fun, though, eh?
Mount Sanford rocks.
Cheers
Carl
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Sweet, but I was expecting the reflection image – were you able to get it to work?
Hey Ron,
Yeah, this was from the previous day, when the light was actually not quite as great. I haven’t really played too much with reflection images yet; I need to learn more about Noise Reduction programs, etc. Right now I’m trying to figure out how to reduce 100 pounds of Katmai gear to 40 pounds.
Cheers
Carl