Summer is over in Alaska.
The calendar may only say August 12 and the rest of the country may be sweltering in August heat, but I can assure you the seasons are changing in the Great Land. The wildflowers are almost gone, some aspen trees have turned yellow and when I go hiking I get a tummy ache from eating the wild blueberries.
As a tribute to the Alaskan Summer of 2013, I have compiled a gallery of my 20 favorite nature photos from the summer. Almost all of them were taken in Denali National Park and if don’t like Alaska, or moose, or have an irrational fear of wildflowers, it is best if you click away right now. Hopefully I will get a dramatic photo of a bear and wolf fighting over a caribou carcass or a photo of a tourist being chased by a moose for the upcoming autumn edition, but for now I don’t have anything quite that dramatic.
In no particular order, my favorite photos of the summer.
Alaska Summer Photos from 2013
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That’s a wonderful tribute. Given the quality photos and the varied views you obviously had a good one. Well done!
I did have a good summer. I was too busy to blog about it but that is okay, right?
Absolutely but I noticed you weren’t around.
Magnificent photos. It’s such a beautiful place… so wonderlust right now!
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Jeff, These photos are stunning! It is so cool that you can snap moose from your bedroom window. Sorry that your summer is so short – wish I could send you some of ours (Georgia). 🙂 ~Terri
Summer is way too short and we will take some Georgia heat. Thanks for commenting and reading the post.
Superb collection of nature’s beauty
Thank you. Alaska is such a beautiful place it is easy to get great photos. Thank you for commenting.