This site is dedicated to wildlife and landscape photography.
This site is dedicated to wildlife and landscape photography.
A bald eagle lands on the Kenai Coast.
Here’s a photo from 2007 that I just reworked a bit. I have to again thank my old friend Bob Gay for telling me to go to Homer, Alaska, that March. It was so good that I went back the next two years.
Bald Eagle; Homer, Alaska.
Here’s an image I just reworked a little. I took it in 2007, a little after getting back into photography after a 30 year hiatus. I had just retired and my friend, Bob Gay, told me I needed to get on a plane right away and meet him in Homer, Alaska. One of the best pieces of photography advice I’ve ever gotten. Thanks again, Bob.
An Endangered Species Act Success Story
This mother brown bear is looking for clams on the tidelands of Cook Inlet. Her three cubs follow at some distance.
No wonder the fish never wiggle out.
“You, lookin’ at me, lookin’ at you.”
One of the greatest success stories under the Endangered Species Act.
Three Eagles Out On A Limb
Time flies! It was 2009 when I went to Homer, Alaska, to photograph bald eagles with three friends from the Marin Camera Club, Dan Van Winkle, Kevin Westerlund and Gene Morita. Gene’s friend, John Isaac, joined us there. It was the last year Jean Keene would feed the bald eagles at her home on Kachemak Bay because she passed away that year.
Photographers from all over the world came to her place to photograph the eagles.
