This is a "blast from the past" for me... if the past means just 2 falls ago, in 2008. This is from another one of my annual photo trips around Alaska for the amazing fall colors. This is interior Alaska, just south of the Alaska Range. Early September can offer amazing (here I go again using that word...) fall color ops and great sunrise/set lighting conditions. The sky had a beautiful purple tint to it due to recent volcanic activity in the Aleutian Islands to the southwest.
If you want to read a ?funny? story about that evening, here's a link to the journal post I made after that trip.
http://sixtyonenorth.com/wp/2008/09/things-that-go-bump-in-the-night/
Comments & critiques always welcome.
(pssssst... there miiiight just be an announcement soon... regarding "somebody" offering a small group fall color photo tour in Alaska... I'm just sayin'...)
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13 commentsFall color photo tour around Alaska is an experience of a lifetime. How fortunate you are to be able to do it annually!
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I have a vertical comp for this as well but without the sun and starburst, just before it broke the "horizon"/summit line. Thanks for the constructive critique - I appreciate your (and everyone's) input.
You should get a pickup with a camper shell. Not sure if it's shrew-proof, but sure can be comfortable sleeping.
Of course, that doesn't help my backcountry hikes, but the Shrewosaurus Rex should be unable to get in while I'm camping on the road.