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<p>I found Chena Hot Springs (about 60 miles from Fairbanks) to be an interesting place. Lots of hot springs. Lots of moose.<br> At Denali, take a normal lens to photograph the mountain if it is visible. Take a telephoto to capture the wildlife. Views of wildlife are more abundant than view of the mountain. We had good views of moose, caribou, and dall sheep and distant views of grisly bears. The horseshoe lake near the visiter's center is a good place to watch beavers and moose. On my next trip to Alaska, I will probably spend more time at Denali. <br> The three hour cruise of Resurrection Bay from Seward was enjoyable, but I suspect (as Bob suggests) that the all-day cruise would offer far more picture taking opportunities. <br> When I was last there in 1991, Portage Glacier (about 60 miles from Anchorage) was worth visiting. It probably still is since it is on the way to the Kenai peninsula. I'm not sure if the glacier is still intact. <br> There is much to photograph in southeastern Alaska. Travel is by boat or air. <br> Take good rain gear! </p>

<p>A quick search of Google Images didn't net any. 1991 was before the world wide web got going. The photos you are seeking may be in private collections. </p>

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