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Seattle photojournalist Karen Ducey specializes in editorial, commercial, news, and corporate photography in the Pacific Northwest.
Katrina_Ducey_animal_rescue_03.jpg A dog is found hiding on a closet shelf in a home destroyed by floodwaters two and a half weeks after Hurricane Katrina ripped through New Orleans. Police had threatened to shoot the dog citing it as dangerous until Pasado's volunteer, Larry Brothers, arrived and coaxed it down from the shelf.
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katrina_ducey_flooded_13.jpg Animal rescuers from Pasado's Safe Haven, Bridgett Kizilski, from E. Haven, CT. and Larry Brothers from Bothell, WA, rescue 2 dogs from a porch on 4330 Banks St.in the Mid City neighborhood of New Orleans, LA on September 14, 2005.
Seattle photojournalist Karen Ducey specializes in editorial, commercial, news, and corporate photography in the Pacific Northwest.
In January and February crabbers fish for Opilio, or snow crab, smaller cousins of king crab, with 700-pound (315.5-kilogram) crab pots. Even as the boats battle 30-foot (9-meter) waves and heavy gales the crew must hoist, stack, move, and empty pots.
Alaska commercial fishing for sockeye salmon in Bristol Bay, Alaska (© Karen Ducey 1992- 2013) Ducey_BristolBay_660.TIF Gillnet fishing boats fish for sockeye salmon...
