2012
- Canon 5D Mark II
- Canon 24-70 f2.8/L
- Canon 70-200 f2.8/L
- Canon 16-35 f2.8/L
- Canon 15mm Fisheye
- Canon 2X Extender
- Canon Timer Remote Control
- Compact Flash Cards (Two 32G, One 16G and One 8G)
- Rode video mic
- Zoom H2 Field Recorder
- Green Laser for night photo effects
- FireWire CF Reader
- Lens Baby
- Storm Jacket for Camera
- Neutral Density filters
- Gradient Neutral Density filters (2, 4 and 8 stops)
- Canon Battery Charger and 4 batteries
- Two 500G WD Passport drives for backing up during trip
- Headlamp
- Tripod
Wave Crashing on Ice.
Glacier view from this morning. Stunning. Ridiculously windy.
Going out to shoot the Vatnajökull glacier! The light is awesome!
We tried waiting out the rain yesterday to shoot the Vatnajökull glacier. The rain won.
Icelandic Church.
Backing Up While Traveling
Time to backup all of the Iceland trip photos to two separate 500G portable drives. Not going to lose any of these photos!
Atlantic Black Sand in Iceland.
Northern Atlantic Waves
Waves crashing onto the shore in Iceland. Play the audio while you look at the pictures. The tinkling sound in the audio is all of the pebbles on the beach being thrown in the waves.
Glasshouse Through Trees at Night
In Selfoss, Iceland for tonight. Going out for some night photography.
Goodbye Djúpavík! Way up north!
Iceland Road with Sheep
Djúpavík Herring Factory
We decided to explore the Northern reaches of Iceland and drove to Djúpavík. Djúpavík is home to a deserted Herring factory that has been closed since 1954. The factory has been sitting abandoned with much of the original equipment left in place. The factory was dark with bright shafts of light coming through sparse windows and cracks.
Photographically the entire scene struck me as a perfect opportunity for HDR photography.
Icelandic Horse.
Got a kicking Ford Transit to explore Iceland Euro-style.
Packed for Iceland Photography Trip
I finished packing my kit to head to Iceland for a week of photography tonight. Here is what I decided to put in my camera backpack:
Next Stop: Reykjavik!
Portland, Maine seems like a pretty cool place.
What a great time we’ve had in Maine.
