World-First Footage Shows Baby Wolverine Take First Steps Above Ground
Incredible footage from the BBC documentary series Mammals shows a rarely-seen baby wolverine taking its very first steps above ground.
Photographer is Kicked to Death by Moose After Trying to Take Pictures of Offspring
A photographer was attacked and killed by a moose after attempting to take photos of its two newborn calves.
Photographer Unwittingly Captures Paraglider’s Demise in Alaskan Peaks
A photographer witnessed a paraglider vanish in the Alaska mountains -- before the missing man later died in hospital.
Bear and Wolf Caught on Camera Teaming Up Against Mother Moose
A moose cow and its calf were recently attacked in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve in Gustavus, Alaska by a bear and a wolf at the same time.
Hiker is Saved After He Begged ‘Help Me’ on Wildlife Bear Camera
A wildlife bear camera saved a stranded hiker's life after viewers spotted him pleading "Help me" on a livestream.
5 Unique Photography Experiences to Have in Alaska
Alaska is known as The Last Frontier, and for those that have visited, it’s easy to see why. As Lindblad Expeditions’ former Director of Photography, travel photographer Ralph Lee Hopkins has photographed Alaska dozens of times in his career.
Scientists Capture Close-Up Footage of a Deep-Sea Transparent Glass Squid
Researchers on board the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer have captured gorgeous footage of what is known as a glass squid. While this creature isn't rare, close-up views of it like this truly highlight its beauty.
Photographer Unwittingly Films Own Drowning With GoPro Helmet Camera
A photographer inadvertently filmed his own drowning in a glacial lake on his GoPro helmet camera -- but authorities who recovered the recording device say his body is still missing.
Photographers Stand Their Ground as Bear Charges Them
A group of photographers shooting photos in Alaska bravely stood their ground as they were charged by a brown bear.
Photographer Films ‘Longest, Most Intense’ Grizzly Bear Fight He’s Ever Seen
A wildlife photographer captured the "longest, most intense grizzly bear fight" he has ever seen in his two-decade-long career guiding brown bear photography.
Giant Spiral Appears Amid the Aurora Lights in Alaska’s Night Sky
A photographer out capturing the aurora lights over Alaska on Saturday night was dumbfounded when a giant blue spiral appeared above him.
Acclaimed Travel Photographer Shares 7 Must-Take Expedition Cruises
Today, interest in adventure travel is at an all-time high. Most modern day travelers design their travel itineraries based on the exciting experiences that it will provide. For photographers, this is especially true, as portfolio worthy images often come from adventurous experiences.
Doorbell Camera Captures Giant Meteor Streaking Across Alaskan Sky
A doorbell camera captured the moment a huge meteor hurtled over Alaska, lighting up the night sky.
Fat Bear Week Celebrates Brown Bears with Photos of Their Growing Girth
The votes are in, and the winner of "Fat Bear Week" is #747, gaining an impressive amount of weight over the summer season.
Photographer Captures Rare Starlink Satellites Sailing Through the Aurora
Starlink satellites are normally invisible to the eye but photographer and aurora tour guide Ronn Murray captured 49 of them as they sailed through the beautiful northern lights in Alaska.
7 Places You Must Visit, According to a Globetrotting Photographer Couple
Travel Photographer and Pelican Pro Chris Poplawski and his fellow photographer wife Meagan Bourne have visited countless countries in search of solitude and beauty.
Photos of Bizarre Cloud Over Alaska Spark Conspiracy Theories
A strange, worm-like cloud that appeared over Alaska has sparked a social media frenzy and official law enforcement investigation. Conspiracy theories suggested everything from a UFO to a plane crash to a Russian missile attack.
Photographer Shoots Stunning 8K Timelapse of Auroras Over Alaska
Astrophotographer Vincent Ledvina is an avid northern lights enthusiast, photographer, and physics undergraduate. During his latest trip, he captured a spectacular 8K aurora timelapse in Fort Yukon, Alaska.
Photographing Wild Bears of Alaska at Tuxedni Bay
When the plane left, I’ll admit, there was a sense of aloneness that fell over us. As the buzz of the Bush Hawk faded slowly away, we were indeed isolated. I can’t speak for everyone individually but here, on the north bank of Tuxedni Bay, this is about as far as I’ve ever been from civilization.
Photographing and Backpacking Through Gates of the Arctic National Park
Seeking a wilderness escape from the global pandemic, three friends embarked on a journey to one of the wildest and most scenic areas on the continent: Gates of the Arctic National Park.
Man Busted Getting Into Water with Grizzlies for Photos
Here's a good example of how NOT to photograph grizzly bears out in the wild. This video shows a man who was caught on camera wading into Brooks River in Alaska and getting too close to feeding grizzly bears in order to snap some smartphone selfies and photos.
Drone Photos Capture Spinning Steel Wool from a Cool New Perspective
During one of his recent Aurora and Night Photography workshops, Alaska-based photographer and instructor Frank Stelges had an interesting idea: what if you tried to photograph spinning steel wool from above?
Photographer Captures Scary Shot of a Brown Bear Standing Right Behind Two Fishermen
21-year-old wildlife photographer Robert Hawthorne recently captured one the most striking photographs of his career when he spotted a brown bear eyeing a pair of unsuspecting fishermen in Katmai National Park, Alaska.
Photos of a Paddleboarder Gliding Through Alaskan Glaciers
Paddling Tranquility is a new project by photographers Toby Harriman and Jussi Ruottinen of Planet Unicorn, who trekked to remote Alaskan glaciers to capture gorgeous photos of a paddleboarder navigating through a landscape of ice.
These Guys Launched a Sony a7S Into the Stratosphere to Shoot the Aurora
The folks at Night Crew Labs just created something awesome. In March, they strapped a Sony a7S and an external recorder to a weather balloon, and launched it up to about 78,000 feet. From there, they captured what they believe to be the "first ever" video of the Aurora Borealis from the stratosphere.
‘Studio’ Wildlife Portraits Captured with Camera Traps and Flashes
Photographer Jonny Armstrong's portfolio is filled with some of the most remarkable wildlife photos you'll ever see: many of the portraits have a studio-like quality to them, and they're often taken from just a few feet away.
The secret to Armstrong's work is that he's a master of camera trap photography, using remote cameras and triggers to catch creatures off guard when they're going about their business.
These Before and After Photos Show How Glaciers in the US Are Melting
Over the past several years, the U.S. Geological Survey has been shooting a "Repeat Photography" project in various locations to show how glacier ice has been retreating over the past century. Using photos from the late 1800s and early 1900s as references, photographers are rephotographing those same scenes to show how things have changed (and are changing).
Grizzly Bear Rolls Down a Hill in Denali National Park
David Pangborn was recently visiting Denali National Park in Alaska when his guide-led …
This Magical Wildlife Sanctuary Lets Photographers Get Within Arm’s Reach of Giant Bears
If you ever find yourself as close to a wild bear as Drew Hamilton is in the video above, you're probably a little too close. Hamilton, a photographer and technician with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, captured the amazing footage while sitting with his camera on the bank of the McNeil River in Alaska. The bear simply strolled up and took a breather just several feet away from where Hamilton was sitting and snapping.
This Nighttime Shoot Involved 9,000 Pounds of Gear and Skiers Covered with 7,000 LEDs
The film 'Afterglow' by Sweetgrass Productions doesn't even officially release until October 19th, and yet it's already being hailed as "one of the most cinematically profound ski movies ever made." The three-minute teaser above gives you an idea of why.