Photo Blog - Niebrugge Images

It was easy to decide what photo to post today because as I sit here writing this at my desk 11 Redpolls feed on seed just a few feet away from me, on the other side of the window.  There were about 30 out there earlier. (more…)

These are my snowshoe tracks in Turnagain Pass, Alaska in early January, 2004.  (more…)

Christmas Tree in Seward, Alaska.  (more…)

First rays of sunlight over Resurrection Bay, Seward, Alaska.  (more…)

Seward, Alaska from our front yard about 5 minutes ago.  (more…)

Yesterday I wrote about finding aurora borealis, today how to actually photograph them.  (more…)

I thought I would share some tips for photographing the aurora borealis, also known as northern lights.  The hardest part of photographing the auroras is finding them - so today I thought I would write about finding them, tomorrow actually photographing them.  (more…)

Northern Lights last night near Tern Lake, Alaska.  (more…)

Janine looking down on Cataract Glacier, Prince William Sound, Alaska.  (more…)

A couple of waterfalls in Prince William Sound, Alaska.  (more…)

The Stirring the Senses guide book was a fun assingment a did a few years ago in Kenai Fjords National Park.  (more…)

Janine and Troy look down on Prince William Sound from an ice cave in Cataract Glacier.  (more…)

Troy pack rafting.  (more…)

Pack Raft.  (more…)

The Alaska Railroad’s Christmas Train arriving in Seward. (more…)

A Common Goldeneye. 

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Northern River Otter from yesterday.

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We spent a lot of time paddling around and photographing this group of frozen gems.

Susan Dunsmore also joined us on the trip.  Susan is a top notch, very experienced kayaker.   (more…)

This iceberg near Columbia Glacier had a nice hole in the middle of it.  I lined the hole up with a colorful iceberg in the background and had Troy paddle in the gap between the two bergs.  (more…)