Saw the best show so far this year last night and I was home by 10:30 PM! The aurora came out very early at around 8 PM last night, it usually peaks around midnight. I headed to a close spot near my house

We stayed out until 2 AM last night to try to catch the aurora but weren't successful. The forecast was a 5, extremely strong and likely to be seen as far south as Seward. The weather was clear and it

After leaving Canada we crossed the border into Montana and headed to Glacier National Park. I shared a few of these pictures already but wanted to keep the timeline of our trip going consistently. Glacier

We finally got our first real snow here in Alaska. Days are short and temperatures have dropped. I'm excited to push my creativity in photography this winter and experiment with new ways of shooting. I'm

One of the big stops along the way for us was Moraine Lake. We had seen the lake in photos constantly leading up to the trip but I didn't realize just how beautiful it would be in person. The water is

Short post today. I recently started looking at different aspects of photography. I've gravitated towards large landscapes because that's where I spend most of my free time. With winter settling in here

We were only able to spend a short time in Jasper National Park but it's a place I could see myself going back to over and over again. Although we had a lot of rain during our time in Canada, it's still

Driving through the Yukon about 2,000 miles and off the main route, you'll find a small piece of Alaska. Surrounded by Canada on all sides, this tiny town of less than 100 people is one of the most amazing

We started our trip traveling from Anchorage to the Alcan border. Alcan is short for Alaska-Canadian. It was an interesting feeling driving roads I've driven many times but knowing I wouldn't be driving

Day 9. After an ordeal crossing the Canadian border we finally made it back into the United States, by way of Montana. Our first stop was Glacier National Park. I fell asleep in the back of the car after

Denali National Park: A wild expanse covering over 6 million acres of pristine wilderness. Home to the tallest peak in North America, the park is the embodiment of the Alaskan spirit. During the summer

It was a wild summer. @dimitri0610, his now fiancee, and I left Alaska on a road trip that opened my eyes to travel and exploring. We spent around 45 days tent camping in Alaska, Canada, and all throughout

I haven't posted in a while but I'm back with what could be my favorite adventure so far. Summer has already been a busy time and it's only going to get busier. For this trip my friends and I drove almost

Alaska is home to 24 sites associated with the National Parks Service and 8 National Parks. It is also home to the largest, Wrangell St. Elias at over 8 million acres! That's larger than each of the 9

Spring in Alaska often means unpredictable weather throughout the state. We headed to Hatcher Pass to check out the conditions. We were greeted with a white out and winter temperatures. Below the mountains

This weekend my friends and I went out camping for the first time this season. The snow has melted at the lower elevations and the weather is getting warmer. We drove south to the Kenai Peninsula to a

Hatcher Pass, Alaska. One of the most easily accessible locations in the state and yet, one of the most beautiful. My friends and I decided to do a last minute camping trip in the mountains. We drove up

Less than three miles from the trailhead set back in the valley lies Byron glacier. The glacier gives life to massive caves of ice buried by deep layers of snow. Constant avalanches cause massive changes

Here are a few shots from a short adventure today into the forest. @dimitri0610 and I drove south from Anchorage to the small ski town of Girdwood. We drove on the forest road deep into the trees. We didn't

Here are a few shots from a cold night camping in the mountains. We stayed up all night watching the lights dance in the sky until the clouds rolled in. I wanted to share a few tips for shooting the Aurora