Recently, Lenswork Magazine has solicited entries for a new publication called 'Seeing in Sixes'.  From the Lenswork site:

"I see these small projects as a visual cousin to the haiku or six-word story — a compact expression of a single nature, possibly a story, definitely a theme, held together stylistically, and making a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts. Tight, distilled to the essentials, impactful, deeper than what is possible with a single image."

This got me thinking about an area that I am passionate about - the Tongass National Forest.  Every time I visit southeast Alaska, I am drawn to its coast, the glaciers, the unpredictable weather, and its ruggedness.  Like one of my previous posts, I decided to call it Land of Rain.  It is a place of mystery, a place of beauty, and one that captures my imagination.  Here are the six images: