In keeping with the theme of the
last post, on travel photo tips, here are some images from a recent trip to Iceland! I tried to follow some of the basic rules:
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Paying attention to the surroundings:
I captured this Icelandic horse on the uninhabited island of Videy. |
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This panorama captures a lone man walking on the beach,
putting into perspective the vastness of the ocean and mountains nearby. |
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Framing the image using the natural surroundings:
The beautiful flowers naturally frame the church. |
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Here the North American and European tectonic
plates naturally frame the creek below. |
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Change your perspective:
This image was taken of the Reyjkavik skyline from the water. |
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Kneeling down, I was able to capture both the waterfall
as well as a rainbow which formed in the mist. |
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Here I captured the (world's first) geyser in all its glory
by kneeling down and shooting upward. |
Here are some other Images of Iceland for fun:
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Seljalandsfoss |
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Blue Lagoon |
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Gullfoss = Golden Falls in English |
Good advice and the examples are breathtaking!
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