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Mountain with snow and glaciers in the Gerlache Strait near Cuverville Island, Antarctica.

Major glacier flow on the northeast side of Mt. McKinley.

Trip in Alaska August 2021

Iconic complex of particularly difficult to climb rock peaks called Mooses Tooth (10,335 feet/ 3139 m) or Moose’s Tooth, located near the Ruth Gorge in Central Alaska Range, within Denali National Park. East-to-west summit ridge is nearly mile-long. Picture taken from behind Mt Barrille, Ruth Glacier below.

Moshi Park, Sichuan, China

Snow texture at Jade Dragon Mountain, Lijiang, China

A snowy jagged mountain peak under overcast sky dramatic alpine scene at Bipenggou, China.

Denali National Park Alaska USA Rugged snow-clad Alaskan Peaks in Denali National Park flank a vivid blue glacier beneath a cloudy, misty winter sky in a remote, high-altitude alpine wilderness. Aerial Point of View. Denali National Park, Alaska, USA

Juneau Icefield Research Program - Camp 10

Denali National Park Aerial view

Mount Denali (previously Mount McKinley) in the Alaska Range. With an elevation of 20,310 feet (6,190 m) above sea level this is the highest peak in North America. Mountains around form part of the Denali National Park. Snow capped mountain on the far left is Mt Foraker. Photograph taken from the East on a sunny, summer day.

Aerial view of Bear Glacier on Kenai Peninsula, in black and white. OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Aerial view of the summit of Mt. McKinley on a cloudy, sunny day. It was beautiful. Snow capped Twin Peaks with a glacier descending the mountain.

A climber stands on a glacier below the iconic and popular Pigeon Spire. Bugaboos, Purcell mountains, British Columbia, Canada

The Moose's Tooth is a rock peak on the east side of the Ruth Gorge in the Central Alaska Range, 15 miles southeast of Mount McKinley. It's summit ridge is a long, low angled ridge running roughly east-west for about a mile, with steep drops to the north and south.

Coast Range mountains in winter

Early morning sun on the Bugaboo spire.

Aerial view of the antarctica with glaciers, mountain, snow and river

Taken at Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Approaching Falketind mountain peaks (2068 meters high) in Jotunheimen National Park, Norway in fall (September), involving hiking, clambering and climbing in very steep terrain on ice and rock. The peaks are viewed from south-west. This hike is very demanding and only suitable for experienced hikers in good physical shape. The 1820 ascent on Falketind (at the time called Koldedalstinden) was the first ascent on an alpine mountain in Norway. The climbing team included Baltazar Mathias Keilhau and Christian Peder Bianco Boeck. They ascended via Falkbreen glacier and the northern ridge. The image is in black and white (monochrome) and part of a series.

A beautiful aerial scenic view of mount McKinley wrapped in clouds, Alaska. Concept for achievement, success and adventure

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A breathtaking panoramic view showcasing a stunning snowcovered mountain peak beneath dramatic icy skies

Rock spires above glacier, Garibaldi Park, British Columbia

The moist wind hits a mountain and is forced to rise. Rising air expands due to lower pressure and that expanded air cools, allowing the moisture to condense into the snow. The process (good for apes ski trivia) is called orographic lift.

Aerial view of the antarctica with glaciers, mountain, snow and river

1989 old Positive Film scanned, the view by train over Bernina Pass, Switzerland. Bernina Hospiz,Sassal Mason,Ospizio Bernina

The magnificent Hjørundfjord in between the Sunnmøre Alps, Møre og Romsdal, Norway.

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