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Spotlit Subjects Assignment Winner Bryce Hill
Congratulations to Bryce Hill for winning the recent Spotlit Subjects Assignment with the image, “Sunrise on Glacier.” Bryce Hill is a professional mountain guide for Alpine Ascents International based out of Seattle, Washington.
View the winning image and a selection of submissions in the gallery below. And be sure to check out our current photography assignment here and enter your best shots!
Winner: "Sunrise On Glacier" By Bryce Hill
"I got this shot while guiding on Eldorado Peak in Washington this summer," explains Hill. " I woke up for an early-morning summit attempt and sat around camp awhile watching the sunrise on Glacier Peak (Dakobed), which is the most isolated of the volcanoes in Washington. Due to wildfires across the PNW, smoke was just starting to work its way into the North Cascades. The smoky haze provided a unique alpenglow that morning across the mountains and sky making an already beautiful area even more spectacular."
Nikon D7500 Exposure: 1/60 sec., f/10, ISO 400.