SO MANY PHOTOS! Let’s just start at the beginning, shall we? This is early morning in Ketchikan, Alaska, as our ship pulled into port.
“By non-Alaskan standards, Ketchikan was village-sized. If the streets were empty, it would take three or four minutes to walk the city center end to end. In summer, it suffered thousands more strangers than it could reasonably bear: logging crews, cruise passengers, seasonal cannery workers, commercial fisherman, boat tourists like me. The little town was bursting with us.” Jonathan Raban, Passage to Juneau In case you missed it, you can see what equipment I took with me here. You can view more Alaska photos in the gallery here. Many more still to come.
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GREAT Ketchikan shots.
Your Alaskan photo’s are so beautiful Naomi…I loved it there also…a trip of a life time..so glad you and your family got to go also…
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You caught some terrific light with these images; I’m particularly enamored with the first one in the series. Well done!
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Thanks, Kerry! Please come back on Friday to see more. I’m very excited about that post and have been working on it for days. 🙂
Naomi,
What masterpieces. Absolute beauty. I love them all, especially the one with the ripples. They seem to blend right into the sky. I’m sure it was an amazing adventure for you.
Looking forward to connecting soon.
Miss you
XO
It really was breathtaking in its natural wonder. Those water ripples looked just like sand! LOVE YOU!
Oh my gosh! The town and your photos are so beautiful.
Beautiful!
So beautiful and peaceful. I feel tranquil just looking at your beautiful photos.