Ray Bulson Photography

Ray Bulson Photography ⛰ Fine Art Alaska Photography
🖼 Paper, metal, acrylic prints, calendars
👨‍🏫 Field works based in Eagle River, Alaska. Wilderness Visions, Inc.
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Ray Bulson is a full-time freelance photographer and owner of Wilderness Visions, Inc. He has been photographing for 35 years and two of his images were included in NANPA's Top 250 winners for their 2020 Showcase competition and one image in the Top 100 winners in the 2021 competition. represents Ray Bulson Photography, a collection of fine art and stock nature photos of Alaska including landscape

s, panoramas, wildflowers, and wildlife. Services include classroom instruction, on-location workshops, and webinars. Besides fine art, Ray also shoots stock photography and is published in print and electronic media such as The New York Times, National Geographic Viajes, Alaska Magazine, Anchorage Daily News, Digital Camera Magazine, Stern Magazine, Nature Photographer Magazine, Nature Photographers Online Magazine, Delaware Beach Life Magazine, The Best of Nature Photography and many others. Ray teaches digital photography and Photoshop/Lightroom workshops in the Anchorage area. He is a member of the Alaska Photographic Center (akphotocenter.org), Alaska Society of Outdoor and Nature Photographers (asonp.org), and the North American Nature Photography Association (nanpa.org). Purchase Fine Art Photography Prints at www.raybulson.com

Spring has Sprung - finally! River valleys -- like the Knik River here -- are habitats teaming with plant and animal lif...
06/03/2026

Spring has Sprung - finally! River valleys -- like the Knik River here -- are habitats teaming with plant and animal life. The meandering flow of the river over millennia deposited glacial silt rich in nutrients to support plants. Remnants of the river form muskeg, marsh, and ponds which are home to aquatic species, migrating songbirds and waterfowl, like the trumpeter swans below, beavers and otters, as well as larger species like moose.

For more landscape photography visit: https://www.raybulson.com.

High key and natural framing - an Orange-crowned Warbler foraging on fresh willow shoots in Alaska.For more wildlife pho...
06/01/2026

High key and natural framing - an Orange-crowned Warbler foraging on fresh willow shoots in Alaska.

For more wildlife photography visit https://www.raybulson.com.

American Wigeons flying over marsh in Southcentral Alaska.For more wildlife photography visit: https://www.raybulson.com...
05/28/2026

American Wigeons flying over marsh in Southcentral Alaska.

For more wildlife photography visit: https://www.raybulson.com.

"Morning has broken like the first morning[Robin*] has spoken like the first birdPraise for the singing, praise for the ...
05/26/2026

"Morning has broken like the first morning
[Robin*] has spoken like the first bird
Praise for the singing, praise for the morning
Praise for them springing fresh from the world..."

This Christian hymn written by Eleanor Farjeon in the 1930s was made popular by Cat Stevens in 1971 with the song "Morning Has Broken." * In the hymn the original bird was a Blackbird.

I believe we are seeing robins in greater numbers these days in the north. They have been bringing cheer to our cold and cloudy spring this year.

The road to freedom is long and hard. Remembering today those that made the ultimate sacrifice to keep us on the path.
05/25/2026

The road to freedom is long and hard. Remembering today those that made the ultimate sacrifice to keep us on the path.

Staining - the Sandhill Crane in the back exhibits a good example of "staining." In the spring, cranes will coat their f...
05/21/2026

Staining - the Sandhill Crane in the back exhibits a good example of "staining." In the spring, cranes will coat their feathers with iron oxide rich mud (think rust) to help camouflage them for nesting in marsh vegetation.

For more wildlife photography visit:https://www.raybulson.com.

Despite the persistent rains at the Copper River Delta Shorebird Festival this year, hummingbirds, like this Rufous Humm...
05/19/2026

Despite the persistent rains at the Copper River Delta Shorebird Festival this year, hummingbirds, like this Rufous Hummingbird, were plentiful at feeders. Now if they would only stay still for one second!

For more wildlife photography visit https://www.raybulson.com.

I saw a funny sign depicting bears recently. It said "Don't pet the fluffy dogs." Well, I passed this fluffy dog sitting...
05/18/2026

I saw a funny sign depicting bears recently. It said "Don't pet the fluffy dogs." Well, I passed this fluffy dog sitting along the road in a remote area of a military base in Alaska. It was attracted to a scent and seemed intent on staying put. While I was photographing it from a safe distance with a long telephoto lens, I even saw an approaching car turn around. They must have decided not to cross paths with this bear, er, I mean, fluffy dog!

For more wildlife photography visit https://www.raybulson.com.

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Eagle River, AK
99577

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