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Yearly Archives: 2010

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Denali and Wonder Lake

Birds, Denali National Park, Interior, Landscapes, Mountains, NatureBy Patrick EndresSeptember 7, 201012 Comments

The wet autumn season in Alaska has coughed up only a few clear sky days. My nine day stint in Denali Park during Aug/Sept saw many dark gray clouds and rain. However, there were a few moments of brilliance, with an emphasis on the “few”. The fall colors in the park were magnificent, vibrant and…

Bull Moose Browsing

Denali National Park, Interior, Moose, Nature, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresAugust 30, 20102 Comments

One Giant Salad Bull moose in August are finalizing their summer season of gorging themselves on vegetation to fuel the growth of their massive antlers which will serve them in establishing dominance during the autumn rut (or mating season). I photographed this bull moose browsing on alder leaves along the drainages in the tundra landscape…

Dall Sheep – Denali National Park

Dall Sheep, Denali National Park, Interior, Nature, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresAugust 26, 201010 Comments

I’ve scheduled a few posts to be made while I’m off the grid on another photo venture until the first part of September. For those not familiar with the seasonal calendar of Alaska, late August and early September comprise the time frame in which the autumn colors flourish in the alpine tundra highlands. The boreal…

Bull Moose Sihlouette – panorama

Denali National Park, Interior, Moose, Nature, Public Lands, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresAugust 24, 20106 Comments

I’ve had a few recent posts on panoramas, so I will continue in that format. In the near future, I’ll share my protocol for shooting panoramas, and the process of stitching them together. If I’m shooting a scene that merits a panorama format I try to capture it. With landscapes, this is a bit easier,…

Bull Moose Landscape Panorama

Denali National Park, Interior, Landscapes, Moose, Nature, Panoramas, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresAugust 20, 20108 Comments

Alaska’s big landscapes are hard to fit into a 35mm 2:3 ratio format. Sometimes, they beg for a 3:1, or more commonly referred to as a panorama format. I used to use a Fuji 6x17cm film camera especially designed for this, but now I simply blend images with a stitch program. Currently that is Photosphop…

Denali – Flying High – A Sense of Scale

Denali National Park, Interior, Mountains, Northern LivingBy Patrick EndresAugust 18, 20107 Comments

I watched the summit of Mt McKinley (Denali) slowly clear off one evening in Denali National Park, while the lower portion was still enshrouded in clouds. So I set my telephoto lens up on a tripod and thought I’d shoot the summits. Many are not aware that there are two summits to the mountain, the…

Bull moose, Muldrow glacier, Denali

Denali National Park, Interior, Moose, Mountains, Nature, WildlifeBy Patrick EndresAugust 16, 20109 Comments

It can be a challenge to photograph in the late morning on a sunny day. The light gets hot and harsh. However on this morning, the sunny foreground was complimented by some dramatic cloud action in the distance and the perpendicular lighting, although contrasty, made for some drama in lighting. At 10:30 am, this bull…

Trumpeter Swans and Denali reflection

Birds, Denali National Park, Interior, Landscapes, NatureBy Patrick EndresAugust 13, 20103 Comments

On a short visit into Denali park early this week, I had the good fortune of some clear skies revealing that amazing mountain top–Denali. In this particular scene, the clouds slowly cleared from the peak as the morning unfolded. And as you may know from my previous posts, I like some clouds for art and…

Wolf in Denali Park

Denali National Park, Interior, WolfBy Patrick EndresAugust 12, 201011 Comments

The Grant Creek wolf pack in Denali National Park has maintained a high profile along the road corridor, giving many visitors and photographers an opportunity to watch and photograph the social dynamics of a wild wolf family. If you are new to this blog, you may want to check out a couple posts I made…

Gallery of the Marsh Fork, Canning River, ANWR

Aerials, Arctic, Arctic Refuge, Birds, Galleries, Landscapes, Mountains, Nature, WildflowersBy Patrick EndresAugust 9, 20104 Comments

Photo gallery from my July 2010 float trip down the Marsh Fork of the Canning River, in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

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