America the Beautiful, Commemorative Plaque, Pikes Peak
Attribution:
Gael Stuart
America the Beautiful, Commemorative Plaque, Pikes Peak. It is a winding, heart-thumping ride to the top of Pikes Peak. See Gael Stuart's blog Pikes Peak.
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Mountains in Denali National Park in Alaska. "Glimpse of Heaven" by Bruce Bohlen Nature Photography
Attribution:
Bruce Bohlen
Denali National Park is approximately the size of the state of Massachusetts. This pristine wilderness provides for great opportunities for photographing landscapes as vast valleys merge with majestic mountains.
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Denali National Park. "Denali's Grandeur" by Bruce Bohlen Nature Photography
Attribution:
Bruce Bohlen
With six million acres of awe-inspiring beauty, Denali visitors enjoy sight-seeing, backpacking, hiking, and research opportunities. This vast wilderness supports a diversity of wildlife, including grizzly bears, caribou, wolves, Dall sheep, and moose.
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Mount McKinley, Alaska. "Mt. McKinley" by Bruce Bohlen Nature Photography
Attribution:
Bruce Bohlen
My first view of Mt. McKinley, otherwise known as Mt. Denali, was breathtaking. At 20,320 feet, it is the tallest mountain in North America and is visible at great distances on a clear day. Also known as the "coldest" mountain, Mt. McKinley is as beautiful as it is dangerous.
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Rainbow Near Exit Glacier in Alaska. "The Promise" by Bruce Bohlen Nature Photography
Attribution:
Bruce Bohlen
Alaska’s weather is ever changing. The squalls of weather that frequent themselves across the landscape can lead to opportunities to capture rainbows. This image was taken after a hike up to Exit Glacier near Seward, Alaska. A beam of light in the midst of a heavy sleet and rain storm provided for a humbling view of the beauty of nature.
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Aspen Tree in Denali National Park, Alaska. "Lone Aspen" by Bruce Bohlen Nature Photography
Attribution:
Bruce Bohlen
A short walk from North Face Lodge in Denali National Park will put you at the shore of Wonder Lake with Mt. McKinley as a backdrop. As I gazed upon the majestic scene of the tallest mountain in North America, I turned around and this single yellow tree caught my eye. The composition of this "Lone Aspen" marked a significant moment for me.