Jeff Schultz’s 2024 ALASKA Calendar showcases Alaskan wildlife, landscapes and adventure photographs by award-winning Anchorage resident and professional photographer Jeff Schultz, official photographer of the Iditarod.
The calendar is printed in Alaska on glossy, high-quality paper and is beautifully designed. It includes Federal & Alaska holidays, moon phases, an inspirational quote each month next to a small, inset photo. The diversity of the images shows the stunning beauty of many aspects of Alaska. Click on the images on the left to see the inside photos. Learn more…
$12.95
Chasing Dogs offers a rare backstage tour of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race® at the invitation of Alaskan photographer Jeff Schultz. Since 1982, Schultz has served as Iditarod’s official photographer, traveling by plane, snowmachine, snowshoes, and on foot to capture the race as no one else has. Learn more…
$29.95
An “icon” is defined as someone or something that is revered or idolized and directly reflects or symbolizes something else. In this case, Icons of the Iditarod includes memorable people, dogs, places, gear, events and even FOOD from the Last Great Race® that have shaped Iditarod history. Learn more…
$19.95
Jeff and Jon are two artists and friends that live and work in Alaska.
Jeff Schultz is a photographer and Jon Van Zyle is an artist, but both longtime Alaskans have a deep love for the Last Frontier.
Double Vision Alaska captures the essence of their home through camera and paintbrush, and sometimes a combination of both. This hard-cover book invites you to wander through the four seasons of breathtaking images that capture the imagination of all who visit or reside here in The Great Land.
Six years into marriage, Joan Schultz’s dreams shattered . . . for the first time. She and her husband, Jeff, walked into their four-month-old daughter’s room to find her convulsing—arms shaking; eyes wide and staring. In time, each member of the Schultz family would face life-altering medical threats.
$17.95
One of my all-time favorite and well-published Iditarod sled dog photos is this one I call “HAPPY DOG”. The photo has been published on posters, calendars, mugs, and magazine covers. The dog is one of Iditarod musher Sonny Lindner ’s dogs named ” Simbol ” ( sic ). Sonny pulled into the Takotna checkpoint after 13 mile run from McGrath and Simbol rolled around in the snow, hopped to his feet, just raring to go happy as a lark. I was able to make a couple of quick photos of him as he eagerly eyed the trail head. Learn more…
$6.75
Can’t decide which Jeff Schultz photo product to give your friends or family? Not sure what they may already have? Want to make an easy purchase and allow them to purchase Jeff’s Alaska Calendar, Iditarod book or poster, or use the card toward a portion of a custom photo tour? Purchase and give a Jeff Schultz Photography e-gift card today. Learn more…
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In keeping with their visualization for their Double Vision Alaska book, legendary Alaskan artist Jon Van Zyle (official Iditarod artist) and Jeff Schultz (official photographer of the Iditarod) combine their talents to create a unique form of art.
The two collaborate on an idea and then Jon will paint his memories of Alaska on top of one of Jeff’s photographs, thereby creating a brand-new art form.
Their artwork is available as limited-edition and/or open-edition prints on both metal and Giclee’ paper.
View their entire collection of on their Double Vision Alaska site here.
This is a comprehensive digital slide show that is perfect for teachers, mushers and race volunteers to educate an audience about the Iditarod race. The images are arranged in such a way that they tell the Iditarod story including the history of the trail, history of the race and all about the various trail conditions, checkpoints and many details a musher goes through before and during the race. All aspects are illustrated with these 89 photos.
Included with the show is a written narrative on what the particular photo represents and then it’s up to you, the presenter, to embellish (or not) about the photo and the situation. It is expected that the presenter has a basic understanding of the Iditarod. When you’re done talking about a slide/situation you click to the next slide. Learn more…
$149.00
This a comprehensive Iditarod slide show that is geared specifically toward the veterinarian and is a perfect way for veterinarians to educate an audience about the Iditarod race and about the workings vets do on the race. The images are arranged in such a way that they tell the Iditarod story including the history of the trail, history of the race and all about the various trail conditions, checkpoints and many details a musher goes through before and during the race. All aspects are illustrated with these 300 photos.
Included with the show is a written narrative on what the particular photo represents and then it’s up to you, the presenter, to embellish (or not) about the photo and the situation. It is expected that the presenter has a basic understanding of the Iditarod. When you’re done talking about a slide/situation you click to the next slide. It includes 300 images and shows all the checkpoints and the trail between each one. Learn more…
$195.00
Jeff Schultz has made several posters commemorating the Iditarod over the years. Each is hand-signed by Jeff.
This 16” x 20” poster was produced in 1997 to commemorate the 25th running of the race that year and is printed on extra-heavy stock.
The photo was taken during the 1996 race at sunrise, about 3 miles after the Rainy Pass checkpoint, and shows musher Stan (hip-hip) Zuray mushing up a hill with the Alaska Range in the background.
This is my all-time favorite Iditarod photo, which shows Jason Barron running on the snow and glare ice of Farewell Lake during the 2008 race.
The 15”x 25” poster is printed on extra-heavy paper stock and is individually hand-signed and numbered in an edition of 1049, the number of miles that the Iditarod Trail length was advertised to be for many years.
This 16”x20” poster is a composite of two photos. The top photo is a portrait of musher Randy Chappel frosted up at the Nikolai checkpoint in 2004.
The bottom image shows Iditarod champion Mitch Seavey running on the Fish river outside of the White Mountain checkpoint as he’s about to win the race in 2004.
This 16 ½ x 22 poster is a composite image.
The main photo was taken during the 2010 race in Ptarmigan Valley about 1/3 of the way between the Rainy Pass and Rohn checkpoints. The musher is Paul Gebhart. The lead dogs running was an image I shot years and years ago that worked for this layout.
This 9″x12″ “mini-poster” is printed on extra-heavy cardstock and is one of my most popular photos. I call it the “Happy Dog” photo.
The photo has been used on the cover of magazines and on retail products. It is a photo of musher Sonny Lindner’s dog “Simbol” (sic) taken during the 2009 race in Takotna.
Sonny stopped just long enough to check in and out. Simbol rolled in the snow and got up ready to run again.
Jeff’s Iditarod photography work appears in many books and is featured in 6 books on the Iditarod including the most recent: “Iditarod Glory” (Graphic Arts Center Publishing) and “Dogs of the Iditarod” which he also wrote (Sasquatch Books). Below are some of the books Jeff’s work appears in or on as well as other good books on the Iditarod. These books can be ordered using the links below through Amazon.
For those of you who love all things Alaska and Jeff’s Photography consider signing up for Jeff’s free Quarterly journal which includes:
