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Videos by Troutnut from Gunnysack Creek in Alaska

Alaska Range twilight time lapse
I shot a picture every twenty seconds for a few hours as the sunlight faded over the Alaska Range above Black Rapids, and compressed them into this time lapse. It's amazing how much the mountains directly affect the clouds, and I never really appreciated it until I saw them in motion like this.
StateAlaska
LocationGunnysack Creek
Date ShotJun 11, 2011
Date AddedJun 14, 2011
AuthorTroutnut
CameraCanon 20D

Photos by Troutnut from Gunnysack Creek, Miscellaneous Alaska, Coal Mine Road, the Delta River, and Ober Creek in Alaska

This panorama of the Alaska Range from a high point on Coal Mine Road gives you a taste of the vastness of the landscape. Of course, it has to be viewed full-size. From Coal Mine Road in Alaska. From Gunnysack Creek in Alaska. From Richardson Highway in Alaska. From Coal Mine Road in Alaska. From Gunnysack Creek in Alaska. From Gunnysack Creek in Alaska. From Coal Mine Road in Alaska. This is some species of lupine, but I'm not sure which. From Coal Mine Road in Alaska. From Gunnysack Creek in Alaska. From Gunnysack Creek in Alaska. From the Delta River in Alaska. From the Delta River in Alaska. From Richardson Highway in Alaska. From Gunnysack Creek in Alaska. From Gunnysack Creek in Alaska. From Gunnysack Creek in Alaska. From Gunnysack Creek in Alaska. From Gunnysack Creek in Alaska. From Ober Creek in Alaska. The old small-scale coal mine, along with erosion from Ober Creek, left these coal seams exposed on a hillside, mixed in with other sedimentary rocks. From Ober Creek in Alaska. From Richardson Highway in Alaska.
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Jmd123June 15th, 2011, 10:49 pm
Oscoda, MI

Posts: 2611		SPECTACULAR!!! What a colorful place! Reminds me of Isle Royale, which still does not compare for spectacular scenery (where else does?) but is also a very colorful place, right down to the rocks on the beaches, where you could find them in every color of the rainbow. Love the wildflower shots!! It's just the botanist (BS, U of Michigan, 1986) in me talking...Thanks for sharing!

Jonathon
No matter how big the one you just caught is, there's always a bigger one out there somewhere...
PaulRobertsJune 15th, 2011, 11:31 pm
Colorado

Posts: 1776		Wonderful.

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