By Mark Raugas | Travel Photography
This August I was able to visit Iceland on my way to Norway and was struck by the beauty of its austere landscape. I live in the Pacific Northwest, where volcanic activity has developed large mountain ranges over time. In Iceland the volcanic activity is much more recent and the landscape is uniquely stark. We […]
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By philberphoto | Travel Photography
Now that you’ve seen ice on the beach, and ice caves, what is there to see that is worth shooting in Iceland? Well, considering that it is almost 100% volcanic, lots. First of all, a small place called Geyzir. That is where the name geyser comes from. So, obviously, there are geysers in Geyzir. Now […]
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By philberphoto | Travel Photography
Jökulsarlon glacier is not only a tremendous location for photo tours because of its ice-on-the-beach, where every photographer can find many opportunities to shoot spectacular pictures. There is another type of photography, and it is almost the exact opposite. And the subject -for a change- is: ice. The ice caves. But, whereas shooting ice on […]
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Continue readingBy pascaljappy | Interview
This post is the first in a new series where I’ll be asking questions to photographers I particularly admire about their vision, their craft and a few tips for the rest of the world. For this first episode, I chose Hans Strand, a master of international stature whose work I particularly love. Two of his […]
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