Photographer Jeff Schultz shares the story from his journey in Lake Clark National Park scouting for a place to hold Alaskan bear photo tours.
Alaskan photographer Jeff Schultz put together this guide for choosing the best Alaska photo tour according to your wants and needs.
The 2020 photo contest winners for Alaska magazine’s annual contest. Selected include grand prize, plus top three and honorable mention in each category.
Find out what Alaska wildlife photographer and wildlife biologist Milo Burcham uses for his camera, tripod, and other gear.
Izembek National Wildlife Refuge photos taken by Gerrit Vyn in 2018 during a six-week journey there sponsored by The Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
What are the guidelines for respectfully photographing sasquatch? And other important questions answered about photography in the north.
If you are going somewhere rugged and wild and need a camera backpack, check out gear editor Bjorn Dihle uses when he is guiding in Alaska.
A bull moose gazes at the photographer in this shot taken during the autumn rut in Alaska’s Kincaid Park. Photo by Ken Marsh. If your mind isn’t clouded by unnecessary things, this is the best season of your life. ~ Wumen Huikai Alaskans hunt and gather because it is our tradition and because the land is willing; even when times seem hard, say, in darkest, cold December, Alaska has a way of providing for her own. Yet of the seasons, none better define this culture of living off the country than the golden days of late August through October. Not even summer provides for its denizens more broadly or more certainly than do the days of fall. Particularly if you look beyond the belly and into the soul. A couple of Septembers ago, I went about my lifelong moose hunting ways, but with a camera instead of the old Remington…
A photographic tour of ice caves in Alaska
