October in Photos
Last month, October, was a short month of shooting for me. WAY too much office stuff going on and did not get out much. But I did manage to get…
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November in Photos
Here’s a slide show with a handful of my favorite images shot last month in November. No words, no shutter speeds, just pure photography and music. Enjoy, Jeff!
Northern Lights 300 Wrap Up
I recently held my first ever dog mushing and night sky photography workshop during the Northern Lights 300 sled dog race at Winterlake Lodge — the turnaround checkpoint of the…
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Nikolai Checkpoint March 5, 2013
A really quick stop for Jeff and Erin at the Nikolai checkpoint before we pushed on to Takotna. More to come!
Nenana Here we come.
Today is the re-start of the 2015 Iditarod. Due to the lack of snow the re-start was moved from Willow to Fairbanks. The last time the trail started in Fairbanks…
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My Surreal Experiences in Russia for the Volga Quest
I was asked to be the official photographer of a new sled dog race in Russia, a long distance race of 637 kilometers and much of it along the HUGE…
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My Most Favorite Composition
In the middle of May there was a clear stretch of weather and I went on an overnight shoot to make images in the Glacier View area. I shot this…
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Moving through Manley
The mushers have reached Manley Hot Springs. This is their second checkpoint for the 2015 Iditarod. This is the last checkpoint on the road system. They are mushing through sub-zero…
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Mother and Calf with Denali – THE BACKSTORY
This is one of those plain ‘ole serendipitous stories. I was leading a photo tour throughout many parts of Alaska. It was part of my “Into the Wild” photo tour/workshop. …
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Morning in Elim, Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Tuesday March 12, 2013— Elim, Alaska — It’s clear crisp day here in Elim. 0 degrees this morning. I like the shots I got this morning of Pete Kaiser leaving…
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Morning at Finger Lake Checkpoint March 4, 2013
Volunteer veterinarians and other workers checked in several teams at the Finger Lake checkpoint early in the morning on Monday, March 4, 2013.
Moose and Pond Photo
I am just so blessed to be able to live in this place we call Alaska. And making a photo like this I think can only happen here. Especially when…
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Moon Shots
I think there is something way intriguing about the moon and stars. For me, it’s a wonderful experience to be out at dusk, dark and dawn as they fill the…
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Mitch Seavey Wins the 2013 Iditarod
It’s 1:45 am on Wednesday in Nome. Been a long race, good times, lots of running around. Took a pile of rides on a sno-go today out of Elim and…
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Mitch Seavey and Aily Zirkle, 2 miles apart, headed to Nome
Mitch Seavey and Aily Zirkle are currently the race leaders. They left White Mountain 13 minutes apart and are about 2 miles apart between White Mountain and Nome.
March 9, 2013, from Iditarod to Shageluk
Saturday March 9, 2013 I was delighted to see the ceiling lifted and the winds calmed down enough for the Iditarod Air Force pilot, Ed Kornfield picked me up from…
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March 7, 2013, Last Morning in Takotna
Jeff went out one final morning in Takotna and got a few photos of teams resting or preparing to leave. Later that morning we caught a plane to Iditarod. More…
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March 4, 2015
Today was the mandatory Veterinary Check for this years Iditarod. Mushers brought their dogs to the Iditarod Headquarters so that volunteer veterinarians can make sure that the dogs are healthy…
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March 22, 2013 — From Sled Dogs to Gourmet Dogs
A couple days after being back at home from my journey of trekking over 900 miles on the Iditarod Trail and looking for interesting & exciting images of sled dogs,…
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March 2017 Slideshow
A few of my favorite images from March. No explanation, no text, no f-stops and shutter speeds. Just an old fashion slide show. Enjoy 90 seconds in Alaska with me.
Making our way to the coast.
We left Huslia this morning around 11am and just landed in Kaltag for a quick stop before we head to Unalakleet this evening. Aaron Burmister was the first one into…
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Location, Location, Location: Finding unique areas for landscape and wildlife photographers.
You’ve very likely heard that phrase before. Wikipedia tells us it’s a cliché used by property experts. It’s the three most important factors in determining the desirability of a property —-…
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Let My 38th Year Begin!
Let my 38th year of photographing the Iditarod begin! It was a wonderful morning to take some photographs of dogs and their mushers. Keep following me as I photograph the…
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Leaving Manley Hot Springs Behind
Most of the mushers have checked in at the Manley Hot Springs checkpoint and are back on the trail to Tanana. Here are a few more photographs from this afternoon. …
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