Iceland C+C

[barfastic]

Hey guys,

i recently went to Iceland, and took about 4000 photos! I would love if you could give me some feedback on what i think of as my best shots.

1.

NIK_4108 by barfastic, on Flickr
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ISO Speed [TD]200[/TD]
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2.

NIK_3952 by barfastic, on Flickr
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Focal Length [TD]15 mm[/TD]
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3.

Hallgrímskirkja by barfastic, on Flickr
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Focal Length [TD]15 mm
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4.

NIK_4263 by barfastic, on Flickr
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Focal Length [TD]16 mm
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5.

NIK_4023 by barfastic, on Flickr

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Let me know what you think... This is my first Real attempt at Landscape photography, and the first time ive ever used ND Grads...

TIA,
Barf

 

[DisasterDan]

Beautiful!!! :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[90AWDSM]

My favorites are 1 and 2. These are Great!

 

[Ron Evers]

My favorites are 1 and 2. These are Great!

x2

 

[889Media]

The first one is my favorite by far! I love the colors in the piece of ice ^^ Number two also have some nice colors in it, and a nice picture as the others already pointed out. I also like the one of the northern light, but it is a little blurry. If it had been a bit sharper, and a little bit more details in the ice it too would be an awesome shot. <- looks good in a smaller version though!

Anyways... looking at your photos really make me hope that I can go there one day soon Thanks for sharing!

 

[biggoron]

simply amazing. 1, 2, and 5 are breathtaking.

 

[JAC526]

I may be the only one...but I really like #3 the most.

That is a cool looking building. Plus I like the way you shot it.

The only thing that would make it more interesting is if the lighting and cloud array were different.

 

[Lilyinthefield]

Awesome! but am I the only one who sees a freaky face in the clouds of #3?

 

[ang1995]

These are AMAZING!! :thumbup:

 

[shootermcgavin]

Nice photos, although now I'm really confused cuz I've been told Iceland is green and Greenland is icey. But I'm seeing ice here.

 

[spacefuzz]

beautiful, I really like 1&2. Good mood and good foreground. Did you use a flash on #2?

 

[ManhattanShutterBug]

Beautiful!

 

[Compaq]

I have goosebumps on my back. Might be because I'm listening to Lion King soundtracks!

Still, love #1. I just wish the piece of ice was clearer. It's blue hue is aweeesomee!

 

[hayleyfraser24]

absolutly beautiful. 1 and 2 are amazing, I like 2 the best. You should really enter these into the national geagraphic photography competition or somthing like that. Very impressive work

 

[barfastic]

Beautiful!!! :thumbup::thumbup:

Thank you Dan.

My favorites are 1 and 2. These are Great!

My favorites are 1 and 2. These are Great!

x2

Thank you both very much!

The first one is my favorite by far! I love the colors in the piece of ice ^^ Number two also have some nice colors in it, and a nice picture as the others already pointed out. I also like the one of the northern light, but it is a little blurry. If it had been a bit sharper, and a little bit more details in the ice it too would be an awesome shot. <- looks good in a smaller version though!
Anyways... looking at your photos really make me hope that I can go there one day soon Thanks for sharing!

Yeah unfortunately, focusing in pure darkness is VERY hard, and on my little screen they looked sharp enough... :/ Hopefully ill be able to go back and re shoot these some day!

simply amazing. 1, 2, and 5 are breathtaking.

Thanks Biggoron!

I may be the only one...but I really like #3 the most.
That is a cool looking building. Plus I like the way you shot it.
The only thing that would make it more interesting is if the lighting and cloud array were different.

the building itself is very unique, unlike anything ive EVER seen. very beautiful, yet weird at the same time!

Awesome! but am I the only one who sees a freaky face in the clouds of #3?

mind circling it out?

These are AMAZING!! :thumbup:

Thank you very much!

Nice photos, although now I'm really confused cuz I've been told Iceland is green and Greenland is icey. But I'm seeing ice here.

Yeah, That is generally correct... but Iceland has many Glaciers.... and one of these glaciers ends in a "lake" that eventually reaches the sea... Hence why you see icebergs in the sea and they are washed up.

beautiful, I really like 1&2. Good mood and good foreground. Did you use a flash on #2?

Yeah! good eyes. I set my camera on a timer, and got in the water to illuminate the icebergs so that they pop.

Beautiful!

Thanks!

I have goosebumps on my back. Might be because I'm listening to Lion King soundtracks!
Still, love #1. I just wish the piece of ice was clearer. It's blue hue is aweeesomee!

Elton john! ehehe... clearer as in Sharper? or more see-through?

absolutly beautiful. 1 and 2 are amazing, I like 2 the best. You should really enter these into the national geagraphic photography competition or somthing like that. Very impressive work

Thank you very much, but I doubt they would compare to some of the amazing shots from real photographers out there! This is a hooby of mine, that i love very much, and getting positive feedback on them is all the rewarding i need