jimvanells wrote:
Thanks for those seldom seen views of Alaska. Beautiful in their own way and well off the beaten path.
You're right, Jim, beautiful, though the path is being beaten a little more every year. Thanks for having a look and commenting, too!!!
oldpsych wrote:
I love Alaska and your terrific shots capture it so well.
Thanks so much, Bruce; that's the thing about Alaska, once it's in your blood, it never leaves- like malaria and worms... but much more important and wonderful. THANKS!!
I'm not particularly organized in regard to finding images from decades ago, but yes, I've copies of everything and the copies aren't organized either.... half a dozen multi-terabyte drives with multiple iterations of files and each drive a mystery until it's plugged in searched... but I kinda like finding a card from long ago with crappy images and couple of good ones too... reminds me of how things change... Thanks for looking and commenting, too, Tom!!
raymondh wrote:
Some views of Alaska we donβt often get.
Happy to provide a different vista, raymondh, and thanks for looking!!
DaveO wrote:
Quite enjoyable!
More enjoyable in person, Dave, but working the files was fun, too- THANKS! for taking a look!!!
Manglesphoto wrote:
Great set of images!!!
Have you NOT transferred the file to a hard drive ?
Yeah, did that long ago but for me there's a bit of nostalgia in keeping those "original" files... I swear, from that card, late at night, there's a whiff of spruce and frost and hints of adventure.... who wouldn't want to hang on to such possibilities? Thanks for asking, Frank- got my imagination going!!!
BassmanBruce wrote:
Fantastic set!
Thanks!! Bruce- glad you like 'em!!!
UTMike wrote:
Wonderful set, Stephen!
Always nice to hear from you and your pack, Mike - THANKS!!
Retired CPO wrote:
Brings back great memories!! Thanks for sharing!!
Memories you never forget, Chief... and the only get better...!!
joecichjr wrote:
An utterly superlative group of shots showcasing awesome photographic talent.
I should say you have exhibited "fuminous" shooting abilities (Making an adjective of that name
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WOW!! Thanks, Joe! I always appreciate language manipulation on my behalf!! Glad to hear from you!!
Made my last trip to Prudhoe Bay in 2008 and it was spectacular... as is all of Alaska. The 16GB card that traveled with me and my D200 resurfaces every now and then and I can't bring myself to format the thing, so I piddle with the files and remember those fabulous days...
Pipeling snakin' through the tundra- and paralleled more-or-less by the pipeline service road...
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You got to pipe that lonesome valley... you got to pipe it by yourself
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Blueberry fields forever... well, low bush blueberries that is....
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Snow creeping down from upper elevations... will go into free-fall soon... and the world will change for nine months or more...
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Boreal textures...
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This is very good, Sippy! I'm impressed!! - shows good color knowledge and perspective, too. Very reminiscent of one of my art professors back in the early '70's whose work I admired. Well Done!!