“Looking Up Turnagain Arm” • Comments (0) • Saturday September 13th, 2008
 
CameraCanon PowerShot G9
Lens (35mm Equiv.)Canon 7.4-44.4mm f/2.8-4.8 IS (35mm)
Exp. Prog. / Shutter @ ApertureAperture-priority AE / 1/150sec @ f/5.6
Metering w/Adj. @ ISOMulti-segment w/-1 EV @ ISO 80

Looking back over the totality of my Alaskan trip, visiting Bird Creek was the most disappointing. Perhaps it was the rain. Perhaps it was because I did not have any salmon fishing gear. Perhaps it was because the campground was situated between the highway and the train tracks.

Looking back at my photos of Bird Creek I can enjoy some of the scenery I took in at the time. If you hiked over the train tracks or down to the mouth of Bird Creek you would be rewarded with beautiful views of Turnagain Arm. I particularly liked this view for the weather in the distance—a feature typical it seems for Alaskan skies.

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