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Nathan Kelley is a Adventure and Wildlife photographer originally from the suburbs of Chicago.

Between spending his summers in a cabin at the top of Wisconsin, to numerous family camping trips, he found his deep passion for the outdoors. He uses his photographs to present his viewers with how he sees the world through his own eyes. He hopes to inspire others to fall in love and stand up to protect the natural world.

He currently resides in Juneau, Alaska working as a Photography Naturalist Guide for Lindblad Expeditions/ National Geographic Expeditions.

 

Cover Photo for Juneau, Alaskas 2018 Travel Guide taken by Nathan Kelley

 
Morning light on Mt. Juneau.
Everybody likes to play in the snow one way or another. Yesterday we watched as these two ravens kept hanging from this thin branch. Either upside down with leg, or by the tip of their beaks. Only to then let go and plop down into the snow. Shake i
Seeing all the photos from Yosemite this week of the firefall made me throwback to this shot of horseshoe falls in 2016. When the crowds weren’t nearly as large but everyone was super excited to watch the natural phenomenon.
A crack in the ice.
We took the coldest day in years as a chance to get out to the new ice caves without being around crowds. This part of the cave is like two separate subway tunnels leading to the same spot. A stunning blue room. There’s no wrong choice, just d
It is coooooold outside. Some of the coldest temps in over a decade. Wind chill around -18. People think Alaska, they think cold. But in southeast Alaska, which is wrapped by a temperate rainforest, it rarely gets as cold as people think. Brrrr
We got a Saturday night lights show! It has been quite sometime since I’ve been able to see a fairly decent aurora display. We early on tried to dub the night as a lazy night, only to be alerted by our apps and pulled into the cold, but it wa
Throwback to one year ago today when I was working at the bottom of the world. Before the rest of the year would be flipped upside down. A thought like that couldn’t possibly cross my mind at that time. I was too distracted by the smells aroun
Here’s a post of a raven on a post. (All the good captions were taken.)
It’s nice to wake up for sunrises in the winter, when it’s around 8:00am. Summer time takes more commitment, getting up around 3:00am.
Patterns on a frozen pond.
Boy, today was a beaut. Cold temps, and the sun out, perfect weather for a drive out the road! *swipe to see full pano!*
Last weekends getaway.
The blue hues of Herbert glacier radiate on a grey day.
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I forgot to take the sensor dust spots out of the sky in this shot. But who cares, the days are getting longer now. The #solstice has come and passed. Things are going to be brighter. In time and in our lives.
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