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Alaska scenery, big and small.

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A vertical photograph looking down a narrow forest trail in winter near Fairbanks, Alaska. Snow-covered spruce and birch trees line both sides of the trail. Soft sunrise light filters through thin fog, creating a warm glow against the cold blue and white tones of the snow and trees.
A vertical image of Bridal Veil Falls in Keystone Canyon near Valdez, Alaska. A tall, narrow waterfall descends down a steep, rocky cliff covered in dense green vegetation. At the base of the falls, water flows into a gray, fast-moving river. The rock walls rise sharply on both sides of the frame.
A vertical nighttime photograph of the aurora borealis seen through snow-covered spruce trees near Fairbanks, Alaska. Green aurora curtains stretch across the sky above the treetops, with faint stars visible through thin clouds. The trees are dark silhouettes with heavy snow on their branches.
A close-up vertical photograph of alpine forget-me-not flowers (Myosotis asiatica). Several small blue flowers with yellow centers are in focus, with fine hairs visible on the stems and buds. The background is softly blurred, showing muted green and brown tones typical of alpine vegetation.

Portfolio - Lee Petersen Photography

Lee Petersen offers prints and wall art from images of Alaska landscapes, aurora borealis, wildlife, glaciers, and more. Travel, Adventures, and Life in Alaska.
photos.lwpetersen.com
#photography #nature #alaska #wildflowers #auroraborealis
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