Making photographs in Iceland is, in some senses, a tough gig. There are the seasons (in this case: winter), the daylight or lack thereof (just four hours of perpetual sunrise/sunset), rapidly shifting weather (sunshine, heavy snow, sunshine, blowing winds...all in an hour's drive), there are the CROWDS of tourists all trying to do the same thing as you, there are the limitations of your equipment to consider, the fleeting nature of natural phenomena, and finally there is the beauty. The natural beauty of the place itself, which is quite frankly, impossible to truly capture. The beauty is also what makes it an easy ride - point your camera anywhere and it'll be amazing, walk 20m and see something even more spectacular than the last. I tried to capture what it felt like to move through this ever-shifting landscape.
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Iceland i
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