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The Wind Caves

Mendenhall Valley

Western Hemlocks: Juneau AK


Rexburg Idaho

I imagine that if someone were going to update a blog they should share with the world their insights and views. In the case of a photo blog you might also come to expect the informational aspects of the photos; how it was done where and what camera settings were utilized. I have done none of those things. But, in my defense it's hard. Here are a few more photos I liked enough to enhance a few things.

Its been awhile.

Well I only have the one photo I will be posting today. I figure that it has been so long that there is no point trying to edit the hundreds of photos I now have. I really like this one so here it is

This was a fun day. I dropped off my guests at the glacier and went to have my own adventure and before you know it there was Baloo. This is an older cub and I think 1 of 3 cubs in the area, I don't know where the mother was. These pictures I am not particularly proud of but they were the best I could do on short notice.

Mendenhall Glacier

This is the pride of Juneau. The mighty Mendenhall. The second photo is a panoramic photo merge of the amazing Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau Alaska. I took these photos in Juneau while I was waiting to pick up a tour group. The Glacier sits in front of the stoic Mendenhall Towers, very reminiscent to the Tetons in Wyoming. The clouds are low and block most of the view of those mountains, but the real view here is the green Alaskan valley. I really think the accent of the pinkish purple Fire Weed is my favorite. Enjoy the blueish hue of the glacier and the freedom of AlasssKA!

I'm back... Like sequels that are good.

This is just a quick update to all my followers. (I don't have any) I will be posting some photos and writing that I will be working on. Hopefully you guys will see some things that you like and can give me some feedback.
I am currently sitting at the Boise Airport waiting to bored my flight to Seattle and eventually on up to Alaska the last frontier. I will make some updates on Facebook and Twitter. (As you read that last sentence read it as though it were a cutting snobby remark)
I will catch you later.