




For the project I collected images from a handful of beautiful locations and interviewed people who work and live in the Sound. In total, I created 5 slideshows illustrating the experience of visiting Prince William Sound.
This slideshow documents my journey on the Alaska Marine Highway ferry from Whittier to Cordova. Since the Good Friday Earthquake of 1964 destroyed the only road in, Cordova has been accessible only by boat and plane. Residents of this small fishing community rely heavily on the Marine Highway System to connect them to the rest of Alaska. It also provides access to visitors who are seeking a quiet and authentic Alaskan experience.
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