Month: November 2024

In September 2024, Carrie and I took a cruise to Alaska. We took over 650 pictures (certainly could have taken many more), and divided the 29 we dedicated to our Etsy Shop into 6 groups: Out to Sea, At Sea/Mendenhall Glacier, Skagway, Glacier Bay National Park, Ketchikan, and Return to Vancouver.

This section, Out to Sea, contains three pictures, Alaska – Untitled #123, #124, and #125.

In this picture, the sun has set and we are left with a beautifully rendered sky portraying a palate of colors, the profile of the distant hills, the serenity of the sea, and the mystery of what the rest of our voyage would bring.

For other details, be free to visit the stories of Alaska – Untitled #123 and #124.

In September 2024, Carrie and I took a cruise to Alaska. We took over 650 pictures (certainly could have taken many more), and divided the 29 we dedicated to our Etsy Shop into 6 groups: Out to Sea, At Sea/Mendenhall Glacier, Skagway, Glacier Bay National Park, Ketchikan, and Return to Vancouver.

This section, Out to Sea, contains three pictures, Alaska – Untitled #123, #124, and #125.

In this picture we see the sun setting behind the clouds and mountains in the distance, painting the sky, clouds, and water with its beautiful solar colors. Interestingly, it would be one of the last times we would see the sun on our seven-day voyage as the remainder was filled with clouds, mist, and rain, all of which offered a unique and splendid beauty shrouded, as it were, in mystery.

For other details, be free to visit the stories of Alaska – Untitled #123 and #125.

In September 2024, Carrie and I took a cruise to Alaska. We took over 650 pictures (certainly could have taken many more), and divided the 29 we dedicated to our Etsy Shop into 6 groups: Out to Sea, At Sea/Mendenhall Glacier, Skagway, Glacier Bay National Park, Ketchikan, and Return to Vancouver.

This section, Out to Sea, contains three pictures, Alaska – Untitled #123, #124, and #125.

In this picture, Landscape Untitled #123, we find the elements of a recurring theme in many of the pictures taken during our trip: the waters of the ocean, bays, and what is called the Inside Passage, the hills and mountains, and the beautiful colors of the sky and clouds. This grouping of the three pictures were taken as the sun was setting. The temperature never got above 60 degrees and that particular evening, as we were sailing toward Juneau, Alaska, had a very strong headwind which added to the chill, my hands almost becoming numb as I handled the camera.

For other details, be free to visit the stories of Alaska – Untitled #124 and #125.