Continuing with some land-based images from the Gilke and Eagle glaciers on the Juneau icefield. If you are wondering where Calaska is, you may want to read the intro to the first post in this series
#1 Alpine Avens
#2 Puffballs past their prime
#3 Snowflowers
#4 Change of scenery - lupins
#5 Heathers
#6 Ferns and fireweed from last year's trip
#7 More fireweed from last year
#8 Not quite a wildflower, but a dead leaf embedded in the glacier, likely blown in from the coast
douter wrote:
Nature, on display, very nice, Geek!
Douglas
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junglialoh wrote:
beautifully decorated glacier river
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jm10_former wrote:
Very nice images Boyan!
jacob
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Malka_1 wrote:
Amazing contrast, flowers to snowy peaks and glaciers. Beautiful light and clouds complete the compositions.
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Monika C wrote:
Beautiful series!
Thank you all for the kind comments. If you have critique feel free to dish it out, I very much appreciate any feedback.
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Mark Metternich wrote:
Very nice work! The first two and the close up are my fav's.
Yes, the light on the other ones was less than stellar and I am not one to put light in images where there is none
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Alpunto wrote:
Great set. Number 2 and 6 are my favourites. Beatiful colors and composition.
Agree. #2 is a shot that exists for only about 5s when the sun first peeks above that ridge. I need to work on the color balance a bit, the sky is has a greenish overcast on it, and the light was nice and warm.
#6 is pretty surprising to find but fairly common over the high ridges ot the Juneau ice field. Seems that winds are blowing dead leaves in from the coast each fall, they get covered by snow for the winder and melt out in the summer and decay to nothing over several years.