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Phil Douglis | all galleries >> Galleries >> Gallery Eighty-six: An American safari -- wildlife photography in southeast Alaska’s wilderness > Muskeg, Bartlett’s Cove, Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska, 2013
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08-JUN-2013

Muskeg, Bartlett’s Cove, Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska, 2013

These lily pads create colorful context for the dead trees that protrude above the surface of the pond. The entire area is known as a muskeg, a marsh or pond made up largely of dead plants in various stages of very slow decomposition. Water from snow and rain collects here, forming permanently waterlogged vegetation and stagnant pools. This image gives us more than a pond – it expresses the very nature of the bogs in an Alaskan rainforest.

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Phil Douglis07-Jul-2013 22:09
"Phil-esque" is the equivalent of "Phil's photographic style, or manner of expression." Abstraction, rich colors, purposeful reflection and story telling textures are indeed all part of my photographic vocabulary. Thanks for noting. Rose.
sunlightpix07-Jul-2013 20:28
Another favorite image in this gallery!! It's "Phil-esque". Lovely abstract shapes, vibrant colors, lively reflections, and textures! Vote!
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