In the spring of 2025, I traveled north to Juneau, Alaska — a place where the landscape itself feels alive. From the cry of bald eagles circling the shoreline to the quiet power of a black bear moving through the trees, every moment carried a sense of awe and humility.

Along the rugged coast, I watched sea lions cruising in the water and harbor seals drift effortlessly through glacial waters. Even the horses that roamed near the tide flats seemed part of the same wild rhythm — grounded yet free.

This collection is a reflection of that experience: the meeting of land and sea, strength and stillness, instinct and grace. Through these images, I hope to share the wonder I felt standing in a place that reminds us how deeply connected all life truly is.