Trolling in Cross Sound and on the outer coast….

Cross Sound trolling, in my opinion, is as wonderful and […]

Tendering in Cross Sound…

I had the fortunate opportunity at the end of last summer to head back out to Cross Sound, the third time in a year, to photograph power trolling and a […]

Fifty-plus years of pollution…British Columbia’s: Tulsequah Chief Mine

Update (2-2-11): A link to a Yukon News story on […]

Outer Coast Longlining…

In an attempt to get caught up on posts well beyond over due, after a busy summer, I’m going to start all the way back in May and work forward.  […]

Stroller White Base Jump…

The second base jump of the week was off the backside of Stroller White.  We flew up with Coastal Helicopters and landed roughly 10 feet from the edge of a […]

Jumping Out of a Perfectly Good Helicopter….

What a long and crazy summer it has been.  I was gone for most of it either in Bristol Bay commercial fishing for six weeks or continuing/starting future projects when […]

Ford’s Terror…

John Muir on his 1880 exploration of Alaska hit it spot-on when he described Ford’s Terror as, “A smooth mirror reach between granite walls of the very wildest and most […]

Winter has returned…

After a long dry spell, most of January and February, winter is finally back in full effect in Juneau. Something like 7 feet of fresh snow in the mountains since […]

Chiwaukum Mountains…

On a recent trip to the lower forty-eight I took a couple days to do a backcountry ski traverse and winter camping trip with Aaron, a fellow commercial fishing crew […]

Fisher Poet Photo Show…

Starting the 27th of February and running until the 9th of March, work from my Bristol Bay project will be on display at the River & Sea Gallery.  The reception […]

Happy New Year!

Here’s to wishing everyone a Happy New Year and a good year to come.

Winter is On….

Winter is finally in full effect. The local ski area Eaglecrest isn’t quite open yet, but not for a lack of snow. The middle of the mountain has put on […]

Stout’s First Hunt….

Leaving Juneau for long periods of time makes me miss the things I enjoy doing here. After spending five weeks in South America, nothing seemed better to get back into […]

One of Juneau’s many wonders…

A recent assignment/shoot took me out to the Mendenhall Glacier, for those who have never been, it is one of the most accessible glaciers in the world, literally a 4 […]

My Good Side…

If you’re passing by a newsstand over the course of the next month, look for a copy of Pacific Fishing if you would like to see my better side. This […]

Nature’s Bounty….

One of the things I love about my job is the ability to combine work with the things I love doing. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game recently re-opened […]