Landscape Photography in Iceland - Part 2 

Hi Alex, thanks so much for your video log. Great to hear your thought processes behind the photos and post shot analysis. Making me want to get out on an adventure. Be in touch soon, all the best, Rob

Having recently visited Iceland - and completely fallen in love with it - i was drawn to your videos. Incredible work!

I find the way you process these scenes with a subtile touch that is true yet dramatic to be very refreshing. It is something I find very difficult to do. I am an amateur photographer, an American living in Iceland, and this area of the Fjallabak which I have had the great fortune to visit often is always magical, not the least because of the short season of accessibility. Not to mention the often threatening, precarious weather conditions. Your instruction on framing and care in composition is very helpful to me. Each visit that I make is so dramatic that my emotional recall gets in the way of my processing. Your videos are extremely helpful gems. Thank you for sharing them.

W❤️W! That’s Incredibly Awesome! 🤗❤️✨

Loved the video Alex, backlit rain showers are the holy-grail when shooting in the mountains!🤣 Lovely shots

Absolutely amazing video! Looks like you and your clients had lighting conditions! Love the last image with sunlit rain… looks so incredible! Great video and thanks for posting!

Great video again alex and im already looking forward to the next 😀

Another excellent video. Your detailed description for and against each composition is very helpful and explained so well. The images at 11:15 and 16:40 are stunning. Thank you for sharing this one Alex.

While I don't always get a chance to watch your videos when they are first published, they are always worth keeping on my Watch Later list. I enjoy both seeing the locations but I also learn a lot from your thought process. :-)

As usual Alex always enjoyable, and good to hear your thoughts behind the compositions.

Awesome location and video. Any plans for doing a highlands trip in the future? I'd be interested...

Enjoyable episode Alex. I hiked through there in July. The water was high and nearly covered that sketchy steel “bridge”. Had a nice hot soak there as shown after a 20 mile day before finishing at the next hut. My group did not go up to the vantage point, sadly. I recall seeing the lake as we passed by and wondered What if? The highlands seemingly have a spectacular view around every corner!

Another amazing location and an excellent video. It's always fascinating to hear a photographers thoughts on compositions. As per your suggestion I checked out your Icelandic gallery, and all I can say is I've yet to see a collection of photographs that make me want to visit Iceland more than yours. Quite breath-taking. And it's not as if dramatic images of Iceland are in short supply, but all too often you see the same locations over and over (stunning as they are). Love your editing style too ... as dramatic as your images are, they are also believable, and are all the more impressive for that.

Awsome Alex ! It's never over until it's over ! 😂Never get a clear view from there, so far. Always rain and thick clouds around...

In the first pic Im on the side of too much foreground. Distracting and takes away from the amazing mountains in the back

Iceland is very picturesque🗻 Great vlogs!

Did you check out Rauðibotn at the other end of that lake?

Thanks for the great video! I have a question. Is it possible to walk or bike from Grafarkirkja to Maelifell on the f210 road in summer? I really want to visit but there is no way to enter the F210 Thanks

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I’m planning a June trip to Iceland and have heard you weren’t supposed to walk on the moss. Can you comment one way or the other?