Visions of nature and wildlife offering customized private tours and workshops for those spending time in Alaska
Visions of nature and wildlife offering customized private tours and workshops for those spending time in Alaska
For those wishing to make Haines Alaska their destination vacation and finding the Alaska of their dreams, I offer personalized photography workshops and private nature tours.
I have been a nature photography tour guide for years, and enjoy travelling, hiking and exploring and absorbing the landscapes that lend themselves to wildlife and wilderness and are worthy of creating an image that retains a vision.
Haines Alaska offers unparalleled opportunities for wildlife and landscape photography, where eagles, swans, bears, moose, sheep are but a few of the locals who delight our guests.
Photography and the quest for visions of nature are my passions. I enjoy sharing those quests in both imagery and the written word. Come share my passion and explore my galleries and blogs.
The Chilkoot River corridor faces difficult management issues addressing vehicle congestion and tourist safety as crowds visit Haines Alaska to view bears. Recently the Haines Tourism Advisory Board (TAB) convened to address the ongoing challenge of the issue of management in the Chilkoot River corridor. Complaints written to the Haines Visitor Center about the situation […]
The Dempster Highway is a road less traveled and that makes all the difference. I am drawn to such roads, and when I have my preferences, I spend most of my time on these roads, pausing often, taking time to appreciate the vastness and complexity of place that such trails offer. It is a […]
It has been an interesting few days as the Chilkoot River saga continues. I would like to share a few stories about the Chilkoot River bears, the people who watch them, and then I will delve into the devilish details of the hows and whys of some of the dynamics along the Chilkoot River. Everyone […]
Bear viewing on a beer budget. That is how most people come to visit and view the Chilkoot River bears in Haines, Alaska. Higher echelon opportunities such as Brooks Falls and McNeil River in the Katmai offer a somewhat more exclusive and reliable opportunity for bear viewing. They also run toward $1000/night/person (or equally exorbitant […]