Briefly back in range of internet and wanted to post a few photographs I made while on Kodiak Island. These are places and creatures that are rapidly ceasing to exist when they have to deal with the full, brute force of humans. It is so clear being here that we share this planet and a gorgeous one it is.
We share this planet
04 Jul
This entry was published on July 4, 2012 at 2:34 am. It’s filed under Ecosystem and tagged Alaska, Humpback Whales, Kodiak Island.
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wonderful shots! truly a beautiful place.
I thought a great deal about you and Don on the first part of the trip, much of it spent out on the water around Kodiak.
What a perfect celebration of “the Fourth of July”–ah, if only we humans could live up to the majesty of this incredible land. I love the humpbacks playing–these are incredible photographs, John. Glad your “seeing” is being filled to overflowing!
My photo of David Shutz in his colonial dressed vest, tri-pointed hat and breeches standing on the capitol steps reading the Declaration of Independence doesn’t measure up to your patriotic eagle and frolicking humpbacks, John, but we both can celebrate a Happy 236th USA birthday! Love seeing your Alaska images.
Yes, as fun as it is to see David in his patriotic garb, these two critters were a fine viewing! We are on to McCarthy (pop. 26) for the 4th, parade and all!