Well, it's been awhile.  I hope this finds you all well with the pandemia and all of its challenges.  I am excited to finally release a new body of work from the vast, diverse landscapes of Alaska.  The photographs are quite diverse, spanning 7 months and 3 seasons.  Images were taken in -25F in the middle of winter in the low valleys to 70F at 4500 feet in the middle summer; I shot from a helicopter, seaplane and on the land; you will see snowy landscapes with trees covered in hoar frost, icy glaciers, mountains rising above the clouds, and wildflower laden valleys in the Alaska Range.  Some of the glaciers you see are receding at 100 feet per year, and will not likely be recognizable in the near future. Some of the mountains are so remote, you have probably never seen them photographed before.