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(All photos from July 2007)
Boy Caught in Clam (totem at Saxman, Alaska)
Norman Jackson (Tlingit), the Carver at the Creek, works in front of his gallery on Creek Street in Ketchikan, Alaska.
Ketchikan Creek with King Salmon sculpture
Forecast: Fog
If you lived here, you could watch the traffic on Tongass Narrows from the comfort of home.
Captain Perry Leach, M/V PRINCE OF WALES
A totem pole in progress at Kasaan, Alaska
Chief Son-i-hat 's Whale House, as seen through surrounding cedar trees
You just might see a black bear.
You will find no brown bears on Prince of Wales Island other than totems.
Looking out from Chief Son-i-Hat's Whale House toward the Killer Whale Memorial Totem at Kasaan Totem Park.
A rain-soaked Chief Son-i-Hat's Whale House seen from the picnic area.
(Kasaan Totem Park)
Today's post brings the total of posted photos to 408 for the blog year (August 3, 2006 - August 2, 2007).
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8 comments:
These are great, Oti! Makes me homesick for Alaska and I've never even been there.
Simply magical! I love the bear shot. Thanks. It is a nice change of pace from NYC I am sure.
XXOO,
JTL
nice, nice nice ... stunning environment ... and some really really nice compositions!
beautiful! I miss ALaska.
They're all great. I really like the totem in progress and the view through the open window. Funny enough, some of this work reminds me of some of the work at the Buddhist temple in Carmel, New York.
I love the way you capture atmosphere in your photos. I swear I could feel the air while I was scrolling along. Thanks for making these available.
Amazing photographs, thanks for the insight.
Awesome pictures of the totem pole! Nice work :D
Kasaan Totem Park is great. That was nice of the artist to let you take photos of his work in progress!
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