Mark Kelley’s Alaska 2022 Wall Calendar

Product Description

Join Mark Kelley on a yearlong journey of Alaska’s wild lands. The Alaska calendar features Kelley’s award-winning photography of Alaska’s wildlife and landscapes, while offering a spacious calendar grid for personal notations. The 2022 calendar features the northern lights in the Arctic on its cover, and an Alaska image from the Inside Passage to Denali National Park each month. Mark Kelley’s Alaska calendars have become a beloved feature in the homes of many Alaskans as well as Alaska travelers who have been captured by Alaska and its many wonders.

Printed sustainably at a fully certified Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) printer.
-Size: 11.75 x 8.75, opens to 11.75 x 17.50-Saddle-stitched-Full color-12 month calendar, with snapshot of the month before and after on each monthly grid-Bonus January 2023 grid and a quick view of 2023-All images by Mark Kelley, Alaska’s own, award-winning photographer-Created and designed by Alaskans, printed in Canada

About the Author

Mark Kelley is a famous Alaskan and an award-winning photographer. His books and calendars have sold over a half million copies. His bestseller Alaska: A Photographic Excursion is a Benjamin Franklin Award recipient, and his kid’s photo book Once Upon Alaska is a A Mom’s Choice Awards® Gold Recipient. Mark placed Best in Show in the 2017 North American Nature Photography Association Showcase Competition, he is a winner of a Nature’s Best Photography Award, and he is the recipient of a Juneau Mayor’s Award for the Arts. Mark’s work in journalism has been recognized by the Alaska Press Club, the National Press Photographers Association, and the Society of Professional Journalists. Mark Kelley has called Alaska home for over forty five years.
Mark Kelley is proud to print this book with Friesens Corporation in Altona, Manitoba, Canada. Friesens is a fully certified FSC printer, as well as a member of the Green Press Initiative. The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) is an international certification and labeling system for products that come from responsibly managed forests and verified recycled sources. Friesens uses only hydro-generated power and their plant produces no air pollutants, no toxic waste, and contributes 18 to 60 times less greenhouse gases than natural gas or coal-fired plants. Friesens inks are vegetable-based and stored in refillable drums leaving no ink cans to discard. Friesens has a long legacy of green!