A Few More Photos of the Alaska Range
I was going back through some of my photos, and realized that I hadn’t processed some of my infrared photos of the Alaska Range.
I use a Nikon D300 that I’ve converted to infrared through LifePixel.com. (Please use that affiliate link if you are thinking of converting one of your cameras.)
All but the last of these images are from Talkeetna, which is about 60 miles south of Denali. I think the view from Talkeetna gives a better overview of the Alaska Range. The weather was also a lot better when we were in Talkeetna. I would have loved to seen Denali from Wonder Lake on the north side, but that just didn’t work out.
Anyway, I wanted to share these, and hope you enjoy them. (Click the photos to see larger versions.)
Denali
Mt. Foraker (17,400 ft), Mt. Hunter (14,573 ft), and Denali (20,310 ft)
These are the three highest peaks in the Alaska Range, and the 1st, 3rd, and 10th highest in the US.
Mt. Foraker, Mt. Hunter, and Denali
Mt. Foraker.
The lenticular cloud above the summit indicates high winds.
Denali
Mt. Foraker, Mt. Hunter, and Denali
Mt. Foraker
Mt. Hunter
Mt. Hunter, and Denali
This is taken from Denali State Park (about 35 miles from Denali), with the Chulitna River in the foreground. In Talkeetna, stop at the Denali Brewing Company for a Chuli Stout, named after this river.
