Alaska — the "Last Frontier" — is a canvas of immense, untouched beauty, a paradise for anyone behind the lens. From the Arctic tundra in the north to temperate coastal forests in the south, every mile offers a new spectrum of landscapes and wildlife waiting to be captured.

Untamed and endlessly inspiring, I traveled from Homer to the remote St. Paul Islands, through Katmai’s raw wilderness, and along the Dalton Highway’s golden autumns, always chasing the perfect light and fleeting moments. In Deadhorse, musk oxen grazed silently, while at Kaktovik, polar bears paused, curious, for the lens. And of course, Denali National Park revealed its towering peaks and intimate details, each frame telling its own story.

Every photograph is a pause in time — Alaska through my eyes — and some of these images are waiting to bring a piece of that wild, pristine world to your wall.