Would you like to have your Alaska photos published?
Early in my professional photography career, I licensed photos to an Alaskan publishing company that produced (in my opinion) the finest Alaska-themed calendars. A few years ago, I purchased that same company, Greatland Graphics, and have continued the nearly four-decade legacy of licensing photos from Alaska photographers. While the global talent pool of photographers is impressive, we like to feature the work of local Alaskans.
The period to submit photos for consideration in the next round of calendars is underway now. If you are a photographer living in Alaska and have some outstanding nature and wildlife photos that you would like to submit and be considered for publication, please send me an email for details. In 2020 Greatland Graphics paid out more than $17,000 in licensing fees.
The preferred method of submission is through Greatland’s upload portal, but for some, the file size is too large for their internet speed, and a USB drive will suffice. A while back, I got a bunch of USB drives with my logo on the exterior from usbmemorydirect.com
You can familiarize yourself with the type of photographs used in our calendars at Greatlandgraphics.com.
Featuring 12 large photos of wildlife and landscapes from Denali National Park. Cover photo by Ron Niebrugge
Greatland’s signature calendar has won 9 awards for best photography from the National Calendar Awards. Featuring 12 large photos from across the state, including wildlife and landscapes. Cover photo by Sean Neilson
Outstanding aurora borealis photos from Alaska photographers. Featuring 12 large images along with stories from the photographers on how they got the shot. Cover photo by Patrick J Endres
Alaska Time is a nine-time award-winning, spiral-bound weekly calendar, and planner. Featuring 50+ photos with a mix of nature and wildlife images. Cover photo by Milo Burcham.
Custom, wooden USB drives with a magnetic wood cap from USB Memory Direct.
