Fat tires in Alaska’s White Mountains [by Matt and Agnes Hage]
Still within sight [by Bill Sherwonit]
Adventure photographer Scott Dickerson
Two friends, one final adventure [by Bjorn Dihle]
Delivering plants and seeds and rototillers to Inupiaq Eskimo gardeners. [by Seth Kantner]
The evening sun shone brightly in Anchorage’s Kincaid Park as I crested a hill, on my way to photograph the sunset over Cook Inlet. Walking directly into the…
The historic Ester Gold Camp was built in 1936 by the F.E. Company to house hundreds of workers needed for gold mining operations in the area. The abandoned…
Of Alaska’s 6,640 miles of coastline, some of the most ruggedly beautiful encircle Kodiak Island. Clusters of islands and rock outcroppings rise up from just beyond its jagged…
I started back toward camp in lengthening shadows. With the slippery going along that narrow, loose-cobbled beach near the Hubbard Glacier, I was focused more on my feet…
