Southwest Alaska Eagle & Fireweed
I was recently in Southwest Alaska scouting a location and also doing a corporate photo shoot. I saw this bald eagle on this grassy perch shortly after I first arrived.…
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South Fork of Eagle River
These past few days I spent some time hiking several trails in and around Anchorage. Here is a fall landscape shot I did of the South Fork of Eagle River…
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Snow Stock Shoot in the Studio – Behind the Scenes
A couple weeks ago my stock agency, Alaska Stock Images, sent out a call to photographers for an up close portrait of a woman with snow on her face in…
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Snail Trails
Similar to my last blog post, here’s some photos along Turnagain Arm, just south of Anchorage. This is part of our daily sunset photo safari tour at Jeff Schultz Photography.…
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Sled Dog Racing Photo Workshop & Tour
I was pleased to see a very nice article in Endless Vacation Magazine about my Winter Dog Mushing & Aurora Photo Tour and Workshop. It’s in late January, 2015 during…
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Shooting in the Freezer!
As the official photographer of the Iditarod for over 36 years, there are three questions I’m asked most often. The first is a question that gets asked all winter long—…
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Shooting Great Food
In the next couple weeks I’ll be going out to Tutka Bay Lodge for the second time this summer to do some photography for my good friends, Carl and Kirsten…
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September in Photos
Here’s a slide show with a handful of my favorite images shot last month in September. Press play, sit back, and enjoy a little bit of Alaska and a few…
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SEPTEMBER 2018 SLIDESHOW
Sit back and enjoy 60 seconds of my best images from September in Alaska. No words, no f-stops, just photography.
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Separation and Vision
Pre-visualizing an image before it happens is a large part of a successful photo shoot, such as in this case. This image was taken during my 2014 Denali Photo Tour…
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Saturday in Nome
It’s Saturday in Nome. The last couple days has been spent mostly editing the 10,000 plus photos taken during the race, getting them captioned and sorted for the www.iditarodphotos.com website as well…
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Rainy Pass March 4 & 5 2013
Tuesday March 5th — Nikolai 5 pm. So I’ve been off-line and out of touch of the normal world as of 1 pm yesterday when I left Rainy Pass with…
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Rainy Pass Lodge in the Summer
I have been to the Rainy Pass checkpoint on Puntilla Lake many times in my 33 years photographing the Iditarod and spent many nights there. The race was “frozen” there…
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Rainy Pass Checkpoint March 4, 2013
Paul Gebhardt leaves the Rainy Pass checkpoint March 4, 2013.
Race Restart in Willow March 3, 2013
Sunday March 3rd 8:30 pm at Finger Lake—- Today was a rush-rush day doing the restart and then flying here to Finger Lake. Like previous years I had my friend…
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Quintessential Anchorage, Alaska and Vicinity — Air-to-Air Photography
I am very happy to live in Anchorage, Alaska and think it’s one of those very special places to live in the U.S.A. Even when I first moved here in…
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Print of the Month: November
Recently my wife Joan and I went for a fat-tire bike ride in the Chugach State Park, just a 15-minute drive from our home in Anchorage. After about 1…
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Print of the Month: January
Winter landscape of Denali (Mt. Mckinley) and Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) in sky with cabin at North Country Bed and Breakfast during a Private custom winter night-sky and landscape photography…
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Print of the Month: January
It’s THAT time of year again. Bohemian Waxwing birds gather in huge flocks all over Anchorage and literally raid and pluck the Mountain Ash trees free of most all their…
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Potter’s Marsh
Last night, with the sky clear and the air crisp, I took the opportunity to shoot the migrating Trumpeter Swans at the local Potter’s Marsh. Myself and at least a…
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Personal Workshop
Last week I did a personal, one-on-one photo workshop with a good friend and professional pilot. We were up in the air at sunrise and flew his super cub in…
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Out of Tanana and into Ruby
Most of the mushers have left Tanana and are running the frozen Yukon River. They will take 119 miles of the Yukon to get to the village of Ruby. Some…
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October Slideshow
Sit back and enjoy 60-seconds of Alaska from October. Most of these images were shot during one of my scheduled or custom photo tours. No F-stops and no words… just some music…
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