102 - Alaska's Kenai Peninsula
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This newsletter describes the part of Alaska that every nature photographer wants to visit, the Kenai Peninsula. With boat trips to remote locations and hikes to the edge of several glaciers, photograph bears, moose, elk, whales, and many seabirds.
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My previous trips to Alaska have been to the Southeast corner of the state for bear photography. This trip I explored and photographed a part of Alaska that every nature photographer wants to visit, the Kenai Peninsula. I flew into Anchorage and rented a car. I drove most of the roads south of Anchorage, took several boat trips to even more remote locations, and hiked to the edge of several glaciers.
I returned from this adventure with the landscape and wildlife photographs I had hoped for and a much greater appreciation for Alaska.
I returned from this adventure with the landscape and wildlife photographs I had hoped for and a much greater appreciation for Alaska.
Locations
- Aialik Glacier
- Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
- Anchorage
- Chugach Mountains
- Cook Inlet
- Denali National Park
- Elderberry Park
- Hatcher Pass Road
- Hatcher Pass
- Homer
- Homer Spit Harbor
- Independence Mine State Historical Park
- Kachemak Bay
- Kalifonsky Beach Road
- Kenai Fjords National Park
- Kenai Mountains
- Kincaid Park
- Mount McKinley
- Ninilchik
- Palmer, Alaska
- Portage Glacier
- Resurrection Bay
- Seward
- Soldotna
- Summit Lake
- Whittier Road