Quent and Natasha at the high country shelter, after their 2.5 hour hike.

Snow-capped mountains above the fog.

Sunrise from the high country shelter. What looks like water is not water, it's actually fog.

View of the continental US from Spur Road. The snow has come!

View of mountains from a hill on the East side of Wrangell Island.

View of mountains from a hill on the East side of Wrangell Island.

Virgina Lake is in the center of the picture.

Muskeg pond with mountains in the background.

Looking toward the Stikine River from just North of the High Country Shelter.

Picture taken from the North Wrangell High Country Shelter. View to the East.

View from our campsite looking at the mountains on Etolin Island just East of Anita Bay.

Christina and Quentin with Anita Bay in the background.

View from our campsite looking at the mountains on Etolin Island just East of Anita Bay.

Christina and I went camping with a friend out the road and soon after we got to our campsite we were greated by this rainbow.

The next four pictures contain humpback whales breaching near Angoon, Alaska. It is incredible to see animals of this size playing the way they do. The following pictures appear to be in sequence. However, these pictures were taken in a span of about five minutes from the first breach to the last. In fact, I'm not even sure if the whale in the pictures was the same one. I saw this particular pod of six or seven whales three consecutive days after work.

Very nice.

This is the most nicest shot they gave me. After this particular breach, my co-worker with 30 years of SE Alaskan experience, commented that he had never seen a humpback whale completely out of the water, tail and all, like this one was a moment after this picture was taken.

The Splash!

Inside a limestone cave I found in SE Alaska, looking out at the world. I took this picture while holding the camera above my head.

This picture was taken from the Shoemaker Bay Overlook looking over Zimovia Strait to the North. Mitkof Island is visible in the background with its larger mountains.