Thursday, July 21, 2011

Alaska Photo Blog: Dawes Glacier

This is the seventh in a series of daily photo posts from an expedition to Tongass National Forest by Keith Ellenbogen, a photographer and frequent contributor to the Global Explorers Blog. He recently joined Philippe Cousteau on an expedition with The Boat Company to explore Southeast Alaska's abundant wildlife.  

Holkham Bay, Endicott Arm and Dawes Glacier, Alaska 
(Photo: Keith Ellenbogen)

A close-up view of a large iceberg floating from Dawes Glacier, Alaska (Photo: Keith Ellenbogen)

After thousands of years of grinding through the Stikine Ice Field, ice is eventually pushed forward into the sea. (Photo: Keith Ellenbogen)

Read more about the expedition on Philippe Cousteau's blog at EarthEcho.
Posted by NEAQ at 1:00 PM
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1 comment:

  1. SunnyeJuly 26, 2011 at 12:49 PM

    How weird! I am reading the book "Tongass: Pulp politics and the fight for the Alaskan rain forest" by Kathie Durbin right now! So amazing to see it in photos.

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