It seemed a good time to grab an archive photo of some wilderness, cause when we start feeling earthquakes here in NC things are getting a little wild. This photo will fit the bill nicely — taken out the window of a float plane over Revillagigedo Island, Alaska, northeast of Ketchikan. I believe this to be part of the Tongass National Forest.
Only a little shaking around here from yesterdays Virginia earthquake, no damage.
Not much post processing on this photo.
I heard you had a little shaking going on out there. Strange how we had an earthquake in southwestern corner of Colorado on Monday that registered 5.3. I missed it all.
Alaska is one place I would like to see and experience, and of course photograph. Have a great day my friend.
Monte, just a little shaking here. Thanks
Gorgeous landscape. Alaska would be the vacation of a lifetime for me. This is very nice!
Ken, Alaska’s the most awe inspiring place I’ve ever visited and I’d love to go back sometime. Thanks.
Good to hear you’re OK. Alaska must be incredible to visit – nice shot!
JP, Alaska is well worth the trip and time. Go if you get the chance! Thanks
It was pretty wild, I work in a multi-level building just north of Richmond. I hadn’t experienced an EQ since I was a kid, this one brought back memories. Glad you’re okay!
Lovely landscape, Alaska is definitely on the to-do-list.
Nik, I bet you did get shaken there. Some places it wouldn’t have hardly made the news but it’s not something that happens often here on the East Coast. Glad you’re okay! You’ll never regret visiting Alaska. Thanks
I would also like to get back to Alaska soon. I know I only touched a small portion of so much more to see. Nice shot Earl. Really beautiful lighting with a surprising amount of depth for a shot from a plane.
Mark, thanks. I would go back to Alaska in a “heart-beat.” It’s a place where I don’t believe you’d ever feel like you’ve “seen it all.”
Wow, what an amazing view – I love the lake and the snow covered mountain tops in the far distance. The different shades of blue and green are absolutely wonderful. What a fabulous landscape!
Hi Martina, thanks! No matter how impressive a photo may be it’s only a shadow of the real thing. I’d love to visit Alaska again and see more of it…it’s a huge place.