Fortunately, Alaska highway signage is educational. Can you imagine how tourists must feel seeing these big solid gray things and not having a clue what they are? Seward Highway, Near Beluga Point. Olympus E-3 with 12-60 SWD lens.
This was the view that greeted up Sunday Morning at the house. The fall colors this year are intense. Olympus E-3 with ZD 12-60 lens.
Mountain Ravine. Rendezvous Ridge Trail, South Fork, Eagle River. Alaska. Olympus E-3 with ZD 50-200 SWD lens. ISO 400, F6.3, 1/200, 200mm, handheld.
An aircraft oddity - The "Found Aircraft Canada" FBA-2C1. N796 Landing on Lake Hood, Anchorage, Alaska. Photo taken with the Olympus E-3 with 50-200 SWD lens. Additional processing and cropping performed in Adobe Lightroom.
Turning over the Susitna River. Piper Super Cub flying in Alaska. Olympus E-3 with 14-42 lens. Edited in Adobe Lightroom.
Cityscape at Dusk. Downtown Portland, Oregon. Photo taken with the Olympus E-3 and 14-42 lens. Image processed in Adobe Lightroom.
Seward Highway and the Alaska Railroad along the shore of Turnagain Arm. Photo taken from the slope of Rainbow Peak. Elevation gain is about 900 feet. Olympus E-3 with 40-150mm lens.
First Light on the Tundra. North Slope, Alaska. Along the James Dalton Highway (Haul Road), near Ice Cut. Olympus E-3 with 40-150 lens.
First Light on the Pipe. Trans-Alaska Pipeline System with Brooks Range. North Slope. Alaska. Olympus E-3 with 40-150mm lens. (at 150mm).
Tundra-covered Rocks and mountain reflection. Hanging Valley Trail. Near Eagle River, Alaska. Olympus E-3 with 14-42 lens. This little alpine lake is about five miles from the Symphony/Eagle Lakes trail head.
