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This day was wet and tired, but more than fulfilling. We came in via helicopter from Ketchikan and dropped down onto the 200 year old ice of the Mendenhall Glacier and treked across it for hours, in disbeleif of the depth and color of the ice. 80 mph gusts of wind manipulated the crowd of percipitation that we spent the day swimming through, painting its movements across the ice. It all made you feel like you were right in the middle of it, powerless and very alive. An incurable wet lens made for a lot of missed photos that I'll have to go back for and just as many blurry photos, like this one, that tell the story too well.
Printed on Gold Fiber paper at Pixel And Ink in Athens, Georgia.
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