Iceland Travel Photography Guide
An old bridge, grass, sky and flowing water. But you’ll need more than these interesting visual elements to communicate what your photos are about.
What’s your life’s true purpose and how can travel and photography keep you on the right path to realize your dreams? Here’s what I believe and what my own creative journey has taught me.
I love travel and I love photography, and it's been great to marry these two passions together in my quest to turn magic moments into truly timeless photos.
If ever you get the opportunity to visit Iceland you really should make the effort to go beyond the Golden Circle tourist trail and visit the wonderful Snaefellsnes Peninsula. Here’s what I found in doing so.
Iceland hot springs are an essential part of the travel experience for many visitors to the land of ice and fire. Indeed, a dip in an outdoor hot spring is a favorite activity for many Icelanders, regardless of the weather.
Are you dreaming of an Iceland photography adventure? Here’s seven photography tips, learned through many years of research and hard-earned experience, to elevate your snapshots to the next level and enable you to make better photos on your bucket list Iceland trip.
It’s a glorious sight to behold a fast flowing river’s journey, as it cuts its way through a rocky landscape in rural Iceland. But photographing the river’s journey, as it makes its way towards the sea, is even better.
Gentle light illuminates a fast flowing river in a rocky landscape, Iceland.
The Látrabjarg Cliffs in Iceland are a wild, windy and stunningly beautiful place for bird photography. Towering up to 440 meters high and extending for 14 kilometers, the cliffs mark the westernmost point of Iceland and, by extension, Europe.
Have you dreamed of an Iceland holiday? I know I did. But it was many years before I had the opportunity to undertake my first Iceland sighting and photography adventure.
Geothermal power is a big deal in Iceland and, as a consequence, there's no negative comment intended with the inclusion of an industrial pipe in this photo, made at the Víti Crater in Krafla, near the town of Myvatn in northern Iceland.
Are you an enthusiastic photographer considering a travel adventure in Europe? Here’s some highlights and favorite photos from my most recent trip.
Believe me when I say, that the photos you make where your subject is recorded as a silhouette can be amongst the most evocative, emotive and highly compelling images you ever make. Here's how to photograph a classic silhouette.
The term, As Above So Below, has been around for a very long time. While its origin and meaning are beyond the realms of this photography site, I still believe we can appreciate the poetic and spiritual aspects associated with this simple phrase.
What a beautiful location! And what an amazing place for restoration and renewal of body and soul. This photo was made near the top of the Stora-Viti crater near the town of Myvatn in northern Iceland.
When is it all right to place your primary subject in the middle of the frame? When it best serves the need of the photo.
Welcome to evocative Iceland. This image, as authentic as it looks, was made on a film set near the town of Höfn in south east Iceland. As you can see the setting was very dramatic, which lent itself to photographing the structure within the surrounding landscape.
The Leirhnjúkur Lava Fields is a bizarre landscape comprising of ash and steam. Completing the hiking trail, during the middle of the night, was one of my most amazing Iceland travel photography experiences.