Today we met with Mario Benassi, master falconer and wildlife expert. Our mission was to photograph three amazing birds- the snowy owl, red-tailed hawk and the goshawk. More shots to follow. Joe
On an outing today to a remote, seldom-visited section of the Chilkat River, I found a river channel frozen smooth as glass, except where a stick had frozen protruded through the ice. Joe
Out on a remote section of the Chilkat River these patterns in the sand were reminders of days past with higher water. Now that cold has set in, the river has dropped until spring. Joe
A few small colored rocks add variety and interest to the foreground of this winter scene. Joe
The sun came out, the lake froze, it snowed, then it rained, the fog appeared, then the mountains came out of the mist. What will tomorrow bring? Joe
This is a beautiful time of the year. The snow has not yet fallen, the temperatures have dropped so that ice is starting to form, and rivers are flowing emerald green. Joe
I took this shot the other night from our front yard at Swan View Cabins Mosquito Lake. We finally had some clear weather. The lake is frozen so the reflection is subdued. Joe
There were several days of cold weather and our Subaru was covered in hoar frost. The northern lights were shining over our rental cabin and the neighbors house was lit up with the stars behind it. Joe
The Northern Lights were glowing behind our rental cabin the other night and I was able to get this shot. Joe
“The sun finally broke out after record-breaking rainfall in July. RGA founder Joe Ordonez celebrated by breaking out his guitar and playing a tune in the sun on the porch in front of the RGA office.”
This is a bald eagle swooping down to grab a fish!
Kayaking is a great way to enjoy a family vacation!
Great day of kayaking at Chilkoot lake!
This picture was taken driving the 800 miles to Wasilla Alaska!
Hi, my name is Marty Fowler. I am a 14 year old photography intern for RGA and my passion is photography. This is my most recent eagle shot I took out at Chilkat State Park!













