Throughout this website, we have brought to you thousands of pictures of Alaska showing vibrant and rich colors of nature: a deep blue summer sky above green forests and multi colored wild flowers.

Now, let's imagine Alaska painted in a different palette of colors. What if the sky was brown and the snow was black? And what if the trees were blue?

On this page, let's see Alaska as never seen before ...

Let's turn bright yellow flowers to blue, and pink petals to green. It's just a color experiment, but it looks interesting.

A few more flowers to experiment with. From left to right, Alaska Cotton Grass, Mountain Aven, and some Jacob's Ladders.

So, we had asked earlier, "what if the snow was black and the trees were blue?" As you can see, it doesn't change a thing: Alaska landscapes are still as peaceful as ever ... except, it feels like we are in a dream.

Left: Bull Moose in the Anchorage area. The antlers really stand out in this picture.

Bottom: A flock of Sandpipers above the mud flats at low tide on the Kenai Peninsula.