Alaska
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‘Take Me Closer’ Hitchhiking to Alaska
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Whitewater Kayaking in Alaska
The Secret Life of a Fly-Fishing Guide
The Two Brothers Making Great Ski Films
Tsirku: Corrugated
Backcountry Skating in Alaska
Setting Up a Ski Camp in Alaska
Honnold and Ozturk Tackle Alaska
How to Stay Inspired
A Visual Tribute to a 1930’s Environmental Poem
Why Our Wild Lands Are Worth Protecting
‘Westward’ Episode 2: Ski Photographer Adam Clark
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Photographer Adam Clark took a boat trip to Alaska with his mom while in high school. The trip was designed for photographers, and though he didn't have a camera of his own, he showed promise and dedication. A few dentists on the trip recognized his initiative and gave him their camera after the trip. Their generosity combined with a love of skiing sparked Clark's career in ski photography. This episode of Westward, from KBG Productions, follows Clark as he explores some of his most iconic photos. Find more photos from Adam Clark here and filmmakers KGB Productions here.
