Category: Landscape Photography

Posted: December 1, 2019

alaskapat

Alaskapat is a lifetime Alaskan and lives in Anchorage with her husband and 3 dogs. She is the mother of two grown children and has 5 grandchildren.
She is an amateur photographer and loves to capture the beauty of Alaska as seen through her le - more...

She is a ranked traditional photographer and is currently at the #1 spot on this years rankings.

The winner of the Photograph of the Month Contest. You can view her the winning photograph here. She is also an active reviewer and is holding the #5 spot on the top ranked reviewer list.

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Knik River

Knik River November 7

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Photograph of the Month Contest Entry

The Knik River is a 25 mile (40 Km) River , it is sourced by the Knik Glacier, it flowed Northwest and West and empties into the Knik Arm of Cook Inlet, it is bridged twice. It is pronounced KA Nik and the name is Inupiaq and means Fire, the banks are finely ground Gravel, sand and silt. This is located about 28 miles north of my home. Taken in late afternoon and the sun set shortly after this image.

Post Type: Photography
Mixed Media: Minor | Resized for Far, slight crop

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Knik River November 7 by alaskapat

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