Landscape photography with an emphasis on rivers and mountains, highlighting Interior and Arctic Alaska, and the Grand Canyon.
Climbing Sukapuk Mountain high above the braided Bettles River in Alaska’s Brooks Range. Sukapuk is the first major land mark along Alaska’s notorious Dalton Highway.
A tractor trailer travels along the Dalton Highway through Atigun Pass en route to the oil fields of Alaska’s North Slop. Adjacent are the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System and the Atigun River.
Turquoise-blue Havasu Creek runs through Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona.
Mountaineers descend a ridge line en route to base camp on Mont Blanc, France.
Early morning light casts purple, red, brown and orange hues across The Colorado River in Grand Canyon National Park.
Thompson Pass in southeast Alaska is a world-class skiing destination.
Hikers stop for a photo high above the Colorado River, in which Hance Rapid is visible. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona.
Fall colors explode around and in a beaver pond near Glacier Gap Lake in the Eastern Alaska Range. Algae is responsible for the pond’s green glow.
The Dalton Highway, Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, Koyukuk River and mountains of the Brooks Range extend far into the frame, as seen from Sukapuk Mountain.
Paddlers navigate boulder gardens and rapids in the Atigun Gorge of Arctic Alaska. The Atigun River flows north out of Atigun Pass (Alaska’s tallest at 4,739 feet) in the heart of the Brooks Range before merging into the Sagavanirktok River, eventually flowing into the Bering Sea.
Kayaker Eli Sturm navigates Class IV whitewater of the Atigun River, which flows north out of the Brooks Range high in Alaska’s Arctic. A steady class II-III, the river has significant Class IV potential.
Paddling the Atigun River in Alaska’s Brooks Range.
A trip down the Delta Clearwater on a clear day offers stunning views of the Eastern Alaska Range.
A trip down the Colorado River through Grand Canyon National Park provides stunning views around every bend.
Snow covered mountains of the Brooks Range are reflected in Accomplishment Creek high in the Brooks Range of Alaska’s Arctic.
“Were going where?” asks a hiker while staring at the enormous granite cliffs of Alaska’s Sukapuk Mountain, adjacent to Alaska’s notorious Dalton Highway.
The hunting cabin of Kind Ludwig III of Bavaria is backdropped by stunning mountains of the European Alps.
The Sagavanirktok River cuts through the northern coastal plain of Alaska. Often called “The Sag,” the rivers drains north from the Brooks Range to the Arctic Ocean.