How do I get into AlaskaWILD? The secrets of impactful images. Juror Michael DeYoung will also share stories of photographic failures, successes, biased jurors and how the pieces for AlaskaWILD 2022 were selected. After Michael’s presentation, ASONP will show two slideshows: alaskaWILD 2022 All Images Submitted and alaskaWILD 2022 Selections by our juror, Michael DeYoung…. continue reading »
QT Luong spent a quarter of a century through over 300 trips documenting all national parks in the United States with a large format camera. His efforts were even featured in Ken Burns’ documentary “The National Parks: America’s Best Idea.” Join QT as he shares the story and images of this epic project, published in… continue reading »
There are few wildlife destinations like Botswana. The country is home to places like the Okavango Delta, Chobe National Park, and the Central Kalahari Reserve. Fairbanks-based photographer, David Shaw has made several journeys to Botswana in Southern Africa, while guiding photographers, birders, and naturalists. His presentation summarized the travel and photographic experience in Botswana, what… continue reading »
Travis Novitsky presented his images of the night sky taken from his home state of Minnesota, near the Canadian border and Lake Superior. After Travis’ presentation, images from members were shown.
CJ Kale, one of the founders and owners of the Lava Light Galleries in Waikaloa, Hawaii, gave a presentation on his dramatic photography of the Hawaiian landscape. Join CJ as he battles the surf for epic wave photos to nighttime treks across lava fields to capture the fury of Pele as she reforms the Hawaiian… continue reading »
Our first meeting of the season highlights images taken by members during the summer months. There was a total of 106 images presented from six photographers. Chat text
In the Beginning, start of the James Dalton Highway Almost since I first arrived in the great state of Alaska over thirty years ago, I have wanted to travel the ‘Haul Road’ or as it is now known, the James Dalton Highway. Built in just five months in 1974-75, the 415-mile-long road was needed to… continue reading »
Cathy Hart, Ed and Georgia Bennett, and Amber Johnson gave presentations on conducting photography from the water, whether it be from a raft, canoe, kayak or pack raft. The presentations were followed by member images from several members. This is the last meeting for the season. Meetings will start again in October.
Ron Clifford went over what he looks for in a photograph and offered many tips for photographers. After Ron’s presentation, images submitted for alaskaWILD 2021 were shown, followed by the winners and selected images for the alaskaWILD 2021 exhibition.
Long time member and former president of ASONP presents Using Windy.com to forecast weather and sky conditions for upcoming photography adventures. Chat text