Scott Dickerson was assigned by the New York Times newspaper to photograph a midnight sun glacier hike in Girdwood, Alaska with Ascending Path. The thick gray overcast and drizzling rain conditions were far from ideal, but Scott did his best and the article ran with two images from the evening hike. The article was written by Bonnie Tsui.
Scott Dickerson was assigned to photograph a real estate development near Homer, Alaska for Homer Seaside Properties. The resulting photos are being used in a variety of marketing materials including a full page ad in the Alaska Airlines magazine. The lead image is an aerial view of Stone Step Lake, which the development is named after, taken in the fall when the cottonwoods were golden and the years first snow had just fallen on the Kenai Mountains across Kachemak Bay. Along with the standard ground based and aerial work, Scott also created several lifestyle photos showing a couple canoeing on the lake with evening light on the Kenai Mountains.
Street scene on the Homer Spit.
Scott Dickerson was hired by the New York Times newspaper to photograph Homer, Alaska for an article - ‘JOURNEYS; 36 hours’ travel series. Scott spent several days photographing a variety of locations and activities that a visitor to Homer could see and experience in a 36 hour visit.
Sea kayaking with the sea otters on Kachemak Bay
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