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Thanks, Bill. The shot was taken from the back deck of our house. Today it looks like this(through the window) :(
Glad you enjoyed it, Dan.
Compared to Anchorage proper we endure three or four extra weeks of winter, more snow, and frequent wind storms just so we can see this view with our coffee once or twice a week. Not tanking any of it for granted. Moved into town for a couple of years and had to come back up the hill.
For a flat lander in Kansas for that view I’d probably concur with your choice also! Wow, that would be amazing. Take care.
Thanks, Karen.
I grew up on the Carolina low country. Second half of my life has been around mountains and I still love it. We spend winters back on the SC coast and while I do enjoy the beach I always look forward to getting back to AK.
Glad you enjoyed the photo. I go for the two extremes, wide panos or zeroed in on individual peaks, etc. I struggle with capturing conventional formats that look interesting.
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Very nice. Always great to see these shots of Alaska; the few weeks I spent there the fog/cloud/solid rain ceiling never got above 150 feetMorning alpenglow on the mountains across Cook Inlet from Anchorage. Viewed from the hillside on the east side of town.
Nikon D850 w/70-200mm f4@135mm CPL, two frames stitched
What an incredible view and a very nice shot, thanks for sharing but now I am officially jealous!Morning alpenglow on the mountains across Cook Inlet from Anchorage. Viewed from the hillside on the east side of town.
Nikon D850 w/70-200mm f4@135mm CPL, two frames stitched
Thanks for commenting. It's interesting how much the sky can vary from day to day.@NorthernFocus - whaaaooo fantastic image , the colour in the sky over the mountains is simply amazing
Yes in coastal Alaska we can go weeks at a time without seeing the sun.Very nice. Always great to see these shots of Alaska; the few weeks I spent there the fog/cloud/solid rain ceiling never got above 150 feet
Yeah, me too.Dan, I think I prefer the first shot!
Glad you enjoyed it. Jealous? I have the cure for that. This morning it's -2F.
Yeah well there is always that, it is around 70 here at the moment.
We have bin there 11 year ago. Great vacation for a month in Alaska. Lot of moments.Morning alpenglow on the mountains across Cook Inlet from Anchorage. Viewed from the hillside on the east side of town.
Nikon D850 w/70-200mm f4@135mm CPL, two frames stitched
