Denise, this is a wonderful series! I remember our discussion about gray v. blue skies when we were walking about in Maine. I can't imagine better skies for the images you made--so dynamic and they really make the subjects stand out. I especially love the last shot, simply stunning! If you want someone to carry your tripod next trip, call me!!
Lauren
"But ask the animals, and they will teach you." (Job 12:7)
Denise, this is a wonderful series! I remember our discussion about gray v. blue skies when we were walking about in Maine. I can't imagine better skies for the images you made--so dynamic and they really make the subjects stand out. I especially love the last shot, simply stunning! If you want someone to carry your tripod next trip, call me!!
Thanks Lauren!
The skies were pretty amazing. It's funny, my B&B host from the first two nights told me that the summer was full of blue skies; the rain returned the week I visited. And while I do enjoy blue skies, I find clouds much more interesting than blue. I guess I was lucky to visit when I did.
Don't you think you'll need to carry your own tripod? Iceland truly seems like a photographer's paradise, one deserving of many visits.
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Lauren
Lauren Blackwell
www.redleashphoto.com
The skies were pretty amazing. It's funny, my B&B host from the first two nights told me that the summer was full of blue skies; the rain returned the week I visited. And while I do enjoy blue skies, I find clouds much more interesting than blue. I guess I was lucky to visit when I did.
Don't you think you'll need to carry your own tripod? Iceland truly seems like a photographer's paradise, one deserving of many visits.
--- Denise
Musings & ramblings at https://denisegoldberg.blogspot.com
Gorgeous. Thanks for taking the time to load all these images.
I agree, bad weather is the best for photography. I often leave my camera at home on sunny days.
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