Philip Stone Photography

05/21/2026

Our workhorse in the and

05/08/2026

An enjoyable and educational few days with tuning up skills and learning fi****ms handling for in the next stop to join colleagues

02/15/2026

12/04/2025

Time for an heading out to forage at the shore’s edge in the peninsula

11/23/2025

Guests aboard witnessing a dramatic rolling near

11/11/2025

First excursion of this season at Hope Bay to witness the huge Adelie colony teeming with activity

03/14/2025

Polar Latitudes

09/20/2024

Stellar Jays are interesting birds, as Corvids they're known to be intelligent. Today I watched one retrieve salmon eggs from a cache amongst the leaf litter on the ground and move them to a more secure hiding place up in the moss high up on an red alder tree. It was amazing to see how it reached down to tuck the eggs safely down the side of the moss. Presumably the moisture in the moss and the cool fall weather ahead will keep the eggs fresh for sometime. I wonder how well this behaviour is known? Another marvel in the way salmon interacts with the

08/05/2024

Here's an article I'm quoted on, speaking about photography

Alaska's glaciers offer breathtaking photographic opportunities. Here's how to capitalize on photos of Alaska's 51 active tidewater glaciers,

08/02/2024

Testing out the at our first camp night