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From low sunlight, plunging temperatures and massive snow fall, Alaska's winter are an extreme mix of beauty and danger. Post a photo of you how you live through it.
Submit your photos from community projects and social occasions around town in January, 2012.
Cordova residents are tunneling out after several snow storms moved through Prince William Sound.
Heavy snow pounded Valdez and Cordova on January 6, 2012, after the town received 19.2 inches Thursday from the Prince William Sound blizzard, making for a season total of more than 20 feet. Meanwhile, Nome is having its worst cold spell since 1989.
Alaska is in deep freeze and it's not only the trees that are covered in frost. Send us the photos of you braving the cold.
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Warm winter weather diminished much of the ice and snow south of Anchorage. But what remained gleamed in the sunshine on Tuesday, February 23, 2010, along Turnagain Arm, in Girdwood and on Portage Lake.
Aerial landscape photographs from a small Cessna 185 through Windy Pass, Denali National Park to Nome and back to Anchorage through Rainy Pass.
Alaska's cold, dark winters are perfect for watching the northern lights.
Bob Hallinen offers a unique perspective of the Iditarod trail with these photos from above.
Share your photos of the brilliant fall color across Alaska (before it all goes away).
Photographer Bob Hallinen spent a recent afternoon documenting the late winter scenery of Turnagain Arm.
