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Arctic Alaska Photography Collection "Northern Alaska"
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Low bush cranberries grow wild on the tundra throughout arctic Alaska.
Sunset over the foothills of the Brooks Range in the Selawik National Wildlife Refuge. Aerial photo of the rural Inupiaq village of Deering located on the Bering Sea in Northwest Arctic Alaska.
Low bush cranberries grow in the arctic. Sunset over the Brooks Rang. Aerial photo of Deering, Alaska.
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Seal intestines dried and rolled up for storage. Seal intestines are water proof and used by the Alaska natives.
Sled dogs are taken out of the sled used to haul the dogs. The Kobuk 440 takes place every spring in Kotzebue, Alaska. It is one of the only Alaska dog sled raced in the arctic regions. A barge unloads freight in arctic Alaska. The barges haul freight up the river from Kotzebue in the summer. During the winter months the barges are pulled out of the water before the river freezes.
Dried seal intestines. Photos of the Kobuk 440. Barge unloads freight in arctic Alaska.
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Sticks are piled into tripods to makr trails throughout the arctic regions of Alaska. The trails are important because it allows the rural villages to be connected during the winter months. This trail marker marks an elders camp in northwest Alaska. You can see a basketball hoop in the background.
The trees were covered with hoar (pronounced horror) frost, an extremely thick frost that looks like it was dripping off the branches. The temperatures was about -20°C. There are two types of freezing frost that look similar, rime frost forms quickly but hoar frost grows slowly and coats the trees and other things in long fur-like ice crystals. Learn more about hoar frost. Sheefish, whitefish and arctic char are all important fish for a subsistence food source for many Alaska natives living in arctic regions of Alaska.
Arctic regions of Alaska. Trees were covered with hoar frost. Sheefish, whitefish and arctic char.
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Flying in small commuter planes is the only way to get around the towns, villages and camps around arctic, Alaska. Bering Air offers serve to many of the communities in the northern regions of Alaska.
A snow machine race from Kotzebue to Noorvik, Kiana, Selawik and return to Kotzebue. The race goes through the Kiana Pass. Three hunters look across the tundra in northwest arctic Alaska at a herd of caribou that are walking the ridge.
Flying in small commuter planes. Snow machine race. Three hunters look for caribou.
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The trees are covered with hoar frost, an extremely thick frost that looks like it was dripping off the branches. These fur like frost crystals were formed with the cloud cover came down and covered the hill top as the temperatures were about -20°C. Hoar Frost
It is not uncommon to have the temperature at -40°C for more than a week. Things start to freeze in the walls, it is brain freeze cold outside and the extreme cold creates wonderful lighting effects. This photo was taken at high noon and in the distance you see the moon. Aerial photography of the arctic tundra in northern Alaska.
Hoar frost cover the trees at -20°C. Temperature drop to -40°C. Aerial photography of the arctic.
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Arctic Alaska Photography Collection "Northern Alaska"
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