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Western-Landscape, places & Historic-US, Canada & Hawaii-Updated 2021.4.14

The images in this Gallery are collated alphabetically first by State Code like AZ, then in some cases a location code like GCNP(Grand Canyon National Park) and then by the date of capture and a caption. All the images on this Gallery are protected by US copyright laws. No image may be copied or downloaded without formal written permissin from Tom Jesiolowski?Northland Arts Nature Images.
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AK-2014.8.18#132.3. When I was selling images I called this Fire in the Sky. I don't know the explanation for the strange cloud formation just above the setting sun. I shot this from near Beluga Point on Turnagain Arm across Cook Inlet. The windmills are visable in the lower right on Fire Island. Near Anchorage Alaska.
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AK-2014.8.18#132.3. When I was selling images I called this Fire in the Sky. I don't know the explanation for the strange cloud formation just above the setting sun. I shot this from near Beluga Point on Turnagain Arm across Cook Inlet. The windmills are visable in the lower right on Fire Island. Near Anchorage Alaska.

  • AK-2011.4.30#023.2. About as Alaskan as it gets. Seward Alaska.
  • AK-2011.5.1#106.3. In all the years I lived in Alaska, this was the only avalanche I got to witness from start to finish. Canyon Creek south of the Seward Highway and north of the Summit Lake. Kenai Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-2011.5.8#033.4. The F/V Cape Cross ran aground for the final time on July 26,2010. It was built in 1943 for the US Navy as a transport vessel. Designated USS APc-25, APc-1class. It was sent to the Solomon Islands where along with transport duties it did search and rescues. It survived numerous attacks from Japanese war planes. After World War II it was transferred through over a dozen different owners, mostly Canadian serving in fish packing fleets. It's final home port was Seattle Washington until it hit an uncharted pinnacle in Main Bay, Prince William Sound Alaska and ran aground. All of it's oil and fuel were pumped off before it became an environmental disaster. It was towed to to it's final resting place. Viewed now from Nash road near Miller's Landing in Resurrection Bay Seward Alaska.
  • AK-2011.7.19#044.2. The Hirshey Barn built in 1916 by Gold Miner John Hirshey. Restored and converted into a home. Hope Alaska.
  • AK-2011.7.23#053. The moraine of what was the Gakona Glacier. Very little ice is left looking into the mountains on the far left. Eastern Alaska Range, Alaska.
  • AK-2012.7.10#090. Finger Rock north of the Arctic Circle on the James Dalton Highway. In the old days before GPS it served as an aviators landmark for pilots heading to the Brooks Range Alaska.
  • AK-2012.7.11#237.5. Colors in the Franklin Bluffs. Coastal Plain of the North Slope Alaska.
  • AK-2012.7.11#244.3. Every time I saw the colors in the Franklin Bluffs it reminded me of the Southwest US. The pink, yellow and orange colors are eroding sandstones. The white cap is a heavy layer of conglomerate. They parallel the Sagavanirktuk River on the coastal Plain of the North Slope Alaska.
  • AK-2013.5.23#023. The " Flower Moon" of May rises over Turnagain Arm south of Anchorage, Alaska.
  • AK-2013.6.28#037. A foggy day on the Upper Little "Su". Susitna River, South Central Alaska.
  • AK-2013.6.29#087. A typical alpine rock garden, Spotted Saxifrages, Rock Jasmine, Dwarf Fireweed. Northeast ridge on Mount Healy. Alaska Range Alaska.
  • AK-2013.7.11#004. This series of alien-like formations are solifluction lobes. They are formed by water saturated soil slowly creeping downhill, usually over permafrost. Hatcher Pass, Talkeetna Mountains Alaska.
  • AK-2013.7.16#054. Fish Wheels and Salmon camps. Viewed from the Copper River Bridge near Chitina, Alaska.
  • AK-2013.8.1#016. Worthington Glacier just north of Thompson Pass on the Richardson Highway, Alaska.
  • AK-2014.3.20#0019. Mount Redoubt in the Chigmit Mountains across Cook Inlet viewed from the most westerly highway point in North America. Near the mouth of the Anchor River near Anchor Point on the Kenai Penninsula in Alaska. This is one of four places in Alaska you hear people call it the end of the road. The other three are the end of the Homer Spit, not far south of here, the North Slope Haul Road at Prudhoe Bay and the end of the Steese Highway at Circle City on the Yukon River. Mount Redoubt is an active Stratovolcano. It erupted several times when I lived in Alaska.
  • AK-2014.4.22#07. Mount Redoubt Volcano across Cook Inlet viewed from the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.
  • AK-2014.6.23#124-Denali country reflections. A view along the Denali Highway not far east of Cantwell. Central Alaska Range, Alaska.
  • AK-2014.8.18#132.3. When I was selling images I called this Fire in the Sky. I don't know the explanation for the strange cloud formation just above the setting sun. I shot this from near Beluga Point on Turnagain Arm across Cook Inlet. The windmills are visable in the lower right on Fire Island. Near Anchorage Alaska.
  • AK-2014.10.16#639. The Gunsight Ridge of Sheep Mountain, viewed from near mile 115 of the Glenn Highway Alaska.
  • AK-2015.3.8#104. A fly-up of Glaucous-winged Gulls after an eagle scare. Homer Small Boat Harbor, Alaska.
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