Earthography® Glacier Series
Images from our recent Alaskan venture where we experienced the beauty of glaciers.
The centuries-old ice formations are retreating at an alarming pace and, because of climate change,
are in danger of disappearing completely.
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| Earthography - 389 - Hubbard Glacier | Earthography - 272 - Hubbard Glacier | |
A close up view of the Hubbard Glacier face, which rises some 300 feet above the surface of Disenchantment Bay. |
The intense blue of the Hubbard Glacier ice shows the detrius gathered in its centuries-long trek. | |
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| Earthography - 304 - Hubbard Glacier | Earthography - 527 - Hubbard Glacier | |
| A dramatic shot of the eastern end of the Hubbard Glacier near Russell Fjord. | Calving on the face of Hubbard Glacier sends massive chunks of ice down its 300 foot high face. | |
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| Earthography - 008 - Hubbard Glacier | Earthography - 218 - Norris Glacier | |
| A rock outcropping at the eastern end of Hubbard Glacier offsets the icy blue face. | A low flyover offers a bird's eye view of the Norris Glacier in Taku Inlet. | |
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| Earthography - 158 - West Twin Glacier | Earthography - 143 - East Twin Glacier | |
| The massive West Twin Glacier cuts through a mountain crevice on its joureny to Taku Inlet. | One of five glaciers located within Taku Inlet, the East Twin cascades between steep mountain slopes. | |
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| Earthography - 114 - Taku Inlet Glacier | Earthography - 216 - Norris Glacier |
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| A snow slide is seen from directly overhead the Taku Inlet glacier field. | A close up view of the intense blue glacial ice showing through the wind-blown snow cover on Norris Glacier. |
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