Ready to roll. Anaa, French Polynesia airport.
And—once again—we’re off. This time bags are packed with cool-weather gear; not quite the snorkeling kit and shorts from the South Pacific (dammit). Everything still piles into the trusty Pelican cases and Patagonia duffel for this trip, however, and we’re heading north. North to Alaska.
I’ll be spending the next week as an Artist-in-Residence at Bristol Bay Lodge. It’s been a couple years since I was in tundra and salmon country; looking forward to exploring some new waters with the camera. First time in Alaska, and new turf is always a good thing. Huge thanks to the team at BBL for having me; excited to get up there and get to work!
I’ll be trekking back east to Vermont on the 26th of August; look for images to be coming your way shortly after that, both here and in a number of magazines / online publications. Couple of fun Northeastern shoots coming up in August, so stay tuned.
In other news, happy to have another image show up with the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership in email and website today. Fantastic group of people doing battleground conservation work. If you don’t already support them, please make a point to.
And in the latest digital issue of Alberta-based Fly Fusion, read a bit about our waters through the seasons, complete with images of some of my favorite waters.
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Safe travel,have no idea of your assignment would like to see any photo’s showing what the pebble folks have already done to the environment,I have never been to Bristol Bay but have been to S.E. Alaska many times
Thanks, Victor. This is more of an active fishing shoot and less of a conservation project, but excited to see what collateral I can bring in.
She’s on the move again. Good on you; only girl in the biz getting shit done. Keep it up.
Ha, cheers. Thanks. Here’s to days on the road.