Ketchikan Kitch by kierab
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These images were taken last May on an Alaskan cruise I took with my Grandma. This is what Ketchikan looks like from the ship. It is really one big store, the first couple of blocks in any direction from here are jewelry stores and souvenirs.
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Comments (15)
Firesnuffer
Wonderful photos!! My sister is in the US Coast Guard and was stationed in Ketchican for a few years. In her 21 years of service,so far, she says it has been her favorite station.
angelbearzs
that is very awesome secne!!!!")
MrsLubner
A friend of mine fishes out of here every two years and loves it. Great photos.
LudyMelltSekher
Beautiful Photography. Excellent!! Congratulations!!
kjpweb
Great shots of everyday scenery in a town, that most of us probably will never see in person! Well done!
goodoleboy
Great shots with fine definition of the territory, K!
jocko500
cool looking place. Hope you did not spent all your money there.
DJB
I really like this bit of tourism photography you are doing. This has great colours, and memories for you.
Hendesse
Outstanding and very interesting series. Fantastic to discover all the details. Wonderful colors and details. Superbly done!!
busi2ness
Very interesting series of captures displaying the city.
mark.spooner
Excellent series, gives you a feel for the place!
Janiss
Excellent series and remarkable POV!
Valerie-Ducom
Wowwww, so beautiful pictures and very nice color and mood :)
Dinhi
Such beautiful shots! What a wonderful little town, was that really a wooden road? Wow! [=
KyotoDragon
What a shame its full of "traps" but I love the way you captured the images, really makes one think of a small town in the U.S.