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Coral burst, an indian paintbrush in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska.Yellow burst, from an unalaska paintbrush in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska. Unalaska is the name of an island and town inhabited for thousands of years in the Aleutian Islands, and the flower borrows their name.Scarlet burst. A slowly unfolding Indian Paintbrush flower, one of many gorgeous flowers that grace the beaches of Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska. Photographed during my Artist in Residency at Glacier Bay National Park. For funding my stay, I am very grateful to the National Park Service, Alaska Geographic, and the Voices of the Wilderness program.Thin red burst, from an indian paintbrush. Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska.Canary burst, from an indian paintbrush in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska.Who says there aren't any dragons? It's a Northern Bahamian Rock Iguana, about 5 feet long from tip to tail. There are only 5000 left in the wild, and I was lucky to see three.Bobcat, hunting in the mountains of Colorado.Gorgeous feathers on a bald eagle in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska.Silly brown bear, taking a break by the river where it empties into the ocean. Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska.Bears need chairs. Brown bear taking a seat in the river, Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska.Who me? Chubby black bear cub with dandelion, Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska.

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