EPICNESS at Trælanipa - News, fun, and PHOTOGRAPHY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- Trælanipa is one of - if not the - most famous location in the Faroe Islands for photographers. In this video, I return to this epic location along with Nick Page and our workshop group. We get a few shots from a couple of vantage points, I show and tell what is new about this location and share some photography tips along the way. Be sure to watch my first video from the Faroes to find this location.
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That landscape is I N S A N E , almost like a totally different world up above those cliffs and the the lake ,I never seen anything like it! Breathtakingly beautiful!
My favorite place on the planet. I was there in July for the first time. I was able to chat for a while at the "welcome" hut with one of the farmers who owns part of the land. It is nice of them that if the weather is crap when you go, like what happened with me, they let you go free of charge when you try a second time. I was fully prepared to pay again, so that was a nice little surprise. He was a dear. He showed me some photos of a different perspective of the lake/ocean, told me they are thinking of adding a guided hike to that location, and showed me the website his son is working on.
I was drinking a coffee at a cafe in Torshavn when I received your email announcement Mads, about the workshop next December with Nick. Needed all of 10 minutes to think about it and sign up. See you next winter. Can't wait to soak in the EPICNESS with you guys! Really looking forward to it!
The last shot is cool. Crazy how large the cliffs are. Love the water behind them and just how small you are in the photo.
I was fortunate to visit the Faroes this summer. Traelanipa is such a breath taking location. Now I need to redo my photos from there.
Mads I really enjoy not only your videos but also the new fresh ideas you are putting in to your epic channel.
Alex Carrillo definitely a critical thinker and creator 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Each episode better than the last IMHO. Such a stunning location, it seems from watching that one need only walk an hour or so to the next epic location. Thanks so much for sharing!
The Faroe Islands is like a drug, I was there and tried it.....now I'm hooked! I want to return!
James Scarborough an expensive but amazing addiction! Lol
This has got to be the most beautiful place in the world! Thanks Mads!
I was there just a week ago, probably 100% influenced by your videos :)
As usual, your practical information is comprehensive and very helpful, but now I really connect with the feeling of epicness you describe here and elsewhere in the Faroes. It really takes your breath away. I’ll be back twice next year if all goes well.
Gina Herold very well said! Anywhere I can go to check out your images from here?
Moises Lopez Photography Not yet, as I’m a very lazy editor :(
Beautiful shots and I love that you offer yourself up for scale for the other photographers. That location is incredible. Breathtaking.
Now that was an EPIC video. Thanks for sharing.
Truly epic location Mads, and that sea looks so flat in comparison. Good to see Brother Nick out getting a little exercise, bit different from his flat wheat fields of home. Thanks for sharing.
That realy was the walk wirth Mads. Great photo.
So epic indeed! and a lot og great fg options 😀
Faroes currently sit at the top of my bucket list. Great vlogging gear, sharp clear video. Beautiful Shots Mads!
Thank's Mads for another great video .
Excellent video - I'm not afraid of heights when I am on solid footing, but your amazing photography and video stories still make my heart sink looking from and at the edge of those massive cliffs. So you are capturing the feelings of actually being there in your images - always an indicator of a great image. Thanks for sharing!
Just EPIC Mads, hehe.
Indeed epic 👍
Beautiful landscape and as always great content!
Hunter Mcdowell you can say that again!
This is such an informative video and wonderful images. Thank you.
Stunning as always, thank you for sharing with us :)
Perfect choice in music also.
Superb as usual Mads!
Glenn MacLeod always pleasant to watch and enjoy
Just awesome :)
Awesome pictures and the landscape is just epic.
Rakesh Chatterjee he’s going to bring a lot of business and tourism to these islands.
Rakesh Chatterjee a speechless landscape to be photographed!
I finally managed to see go through your latest videos and did not realise that you had mentioned me quite a few times :D Huge thanks obviously, but I guess it works both ways. As informative as ever my friend.
Great Video Mads 😁
Very nice work Mads.....
Nice video and great captures. I think it's positive that the locals now start to organize both the collection of fees and that you also now can see that they give back by making safe walkways to protect nature and visitors.
Jan Eigil Marthinsen it’s really awesome to see a lot of the land owners working hand in hand with the tourists. I’m sure some of them would have never thought of having their home as being photogenic. It’s just home to them. A beautiful home.
Yes people will stick to the trails. Except at around 8:18. 😂
I just pointed out the same thing :P
Another EPIC episode Mads
Nice hat tip from Nick of our Cliffs of Moher :-)
Will have to bring you when you visit us and you’ll see how EPIC they can be :-)
Bravo Buddy
Amazing location and video ! Well done ;)
The Faroes are down on my must visit's simply because the Cliffs of Moher are 20miles from my house. Yes there are a lot of selfie takers (2 deaths this year as a result) It is free to enter and hike after you pay for 'car' parking but it is not a condensed space, it can take over 8 km's to hike from one side to the other which certainly allows for plenty of private photo opportunities. You will have to visit sometime Mads..... The Burren, The Cliffs, The Abbey's, Bunratty Castle, Dromoland Castle, The narrow cobbled streets of Ennis, The Beaches and the beer! Co.Clare is a match for any Faroese Island!
i have only one thing to say.... EPIC!!!!
Steven Musgrove Photography and it still doesn’t describe the true sense of it! 🙌🏽
Think this is my favorite location so far....
Awesome location!! Nice hike and amazing Epic cliffs. I was so scared to stand at the edge and get the iconic photo. But worth it!!
You're moving some limits! We like that :D
Cindy O'Hara proud of you! Where can I see your image?
Very nice video. Could I ask to you your preferred setting: Silent shooting or e-Front Curtai Shut. ON or OFF. Many thanks
Hey Mads. Image and sense of scale at 4:36 WAS EPIC! OMG Thats high. You must get really nervous taking workshop parties to these edges... and some insist on getting so close!!!
Regards
Ewan
Faroe friends!
Hey Mads, great video as always. I’ve been going through your back catalog, catching up with the Iceland series, it’s fantastic. I noticed you sell a Photoshop tutorial set in the links-have you done a series for Lightroom or is it all for PS? You’re post-processing work has really gotten to be fantastic the last couple of years, based on your website. Thanks man, keep it up!
Man great info all around. Incredible locations? Was this filmed after the Faroes 'closed for maintenance but open for volunturism' campaign? Wondering if you've been since and associate the changes to that great work?
The trails were made during those days yes and yes it was filmed after :)
Awesome video! If weight was a big issue and you could only carry two lenses, with which setup would you go? 12-24 + 24-105 or the 12-24 and the 70-200 f4? (Camera A7R III) Thank you very much!
16-35 + 70-200 :)
"I've witnessed very few selfies today" - Nick Page, as he and Mads Peter Iverson stare into the camera. :P
DavidT Medeiros the irony lol
@@molopez619 I don't know Nick personally of course, but I'm going to go ahead and say he's subtle comic genius.
Beautiful shoots. Just a kind word of warning from a local @ 7:40 you can see a “scar” in the cliff-face on the opposite side. That broke of a few months ago maybe a year ago. Just keep in mind when you set up your equipment on or close to the edge that these landslides happen from time to time usually without prior warning.
Very true, I actually wanted to mention it in the video but forgot about it. I think it has broken off on a couple of occasions during the first half of 2019.
Mads Peter Iversen you might be right I just remember it was mentioned on some local news page a while back. But you are probably more up to date on what goes on at these locations than I am, keep up the good work and stay safe.
Great video and fab location. If you want epic cliffs in Ireland with fewer people than the Cliffs of Moher, check out Slieve League 😀👍
Can wait to come back to the faroes... I'm so amazed at the quality of your pictures and videos... btw page is an American?
www.nickpagephotography.com/about
animallover born and raised! 🙌🏽
Great video, Mads. The shot whilst holding your tripod looked a little sketchy though 😳. I’ve got to book myself onto one of your trips...maybe next year
Would love to have you on board! It's not too bad as long as the grass is dry and there's no wind :)
Rich JV gotta get that shot and that rush!
I think a friend of mine would be interested in a 2-week tour. That makes 2 participants.
Just to double check Mads, is that a one off payment per person, per visiting? Or do you get access for a few days at least?
One, I guess you can ask them if you can come back. Pretty sure they could be flexible about it.
@@MadsPeterIversen It's definitely nice to see them move towards something more structured, although $30 per visit would be excessive for me. Especially considering you get a 7 day pass in Washington national parks for the same price.
0:39 i live in the faroe islands you shood go to selatræ some time
Which Benro was that? Don't see it in the description. Great video btw!
I write it on the screen. Not in the description yet no.
Mads, do you ever run 2-week tours of the Faroe Islands? It's a long way to go for a 6-day tour..
So far no, could be an option in the future if more people would be interested :)
Only this visa requirements are holding me back from going to Faroe!
Btw, which grip are you using on the tripod mounted camera at 3:17?
Using one from smallrig. I talk about it in my gear video from December :)
@@MadsPeterIversen nice. gotta look into it! thanks.
ps. still i chuckle every time i hear you as I feel like VideogaemDunkey is making photography videos now.
Hi Mads Peter Iversen, where did you get the insurance for your drone? I'll be traveling to Feroe on October, thanks!
I have one through a danish insurance company :)
@@MadsPeterIversen can you tell me which one? I've been looking with no good results, thanks for answering.
Have you recently switched to filming your vlogs in 60fps? I have always recorded mine in 25 fps, but I'm guessing using 60 would help with the lack of aperture control on the DJI Osmo Pocket that you use?
Yup, generally film in 60fps on my ozmo now. Obviously my other cameras only do 30fps.
@@MadsPeterIversen I was always worried that switching between 25 and 60 would be jarring to the viewer, however I do like the look of 60 fps in your videos, so I might try it on my videos
Great video, Mads. Would it be possible for you to briefly show the focus point on some of your images in your videos?
Focus point? Focal point you mean?
Valerie ValerieM like Nigel Danson?
No Mads, I mean focus point. The point where you are actually locking focus on with the camera. Nigel Danson does this in his videos.
Great video again thanks! Got a comment from my gf; what kind of dramatic videos are you watching? I love the music though it does make the views even more dramatic😅
I was really looking forward to the yellow rain coat :)
Hahaha...You walked off the track ... I saw you!
At the beginning of the movie you had Trøllkonufingur in the background! No drone flight?
Too close to the airport.
Oh! It's truth!
th-cam.com/video/zkWJ2ACVgMU/w-d-xo.html
Exactly, it's too close to the airport.
Mads, get away from the ledges!! The wind is going to push you off!!
Nick, you should be ok though.
Travis Etherton 😂😂😂 I’m weak right now lol
Yeah, 200DDK was too expensive for us but there were 35 cars there. The owner was constructing a huge wooden fence that day. But, I want to know, what do you wear as a base layer? I sweated no matter what and it was a struggle to dress properly, especially for Mylingur.
I don't think you can do mylingur without some sweat ;)
I usually use Merino wool as a base layer.
Just mind blowing at times to see the scale of the Faroes when the human element is placed in the image.
In terms of the entrance fees Mads, is this being charged by the landowners or the government. Either way if the money is being regenerated into environmental projects then in the long term this should hopefully be a positive outcome
The land owners are starting to charge for access to some areas, There is mixed feelings among
the Faroe people. I was at a bar in the capital and the bar tender was not happy about the fees being
charged.
Yup, locals. There are no general politics about. It's still the wild west. It's a young country when it comes to tourism. They'll figure it out :)
Did you just walk off the trail @8:15?
I did, yes 😬 luckily, it's not illegal!
@@MadsPeterIversen Yeah not illegal. I just felt you contradicted yourself. With what you said at 6:40!! Here in Washington USA, people follow a LeaveNoTrace policy. Nick can tell you more about it. Basically Leaving the nature pristine, leaving a place as you found it. People do that by not walking off the designated trails. And it's not the law. It's what we owe to the Nature. Sorry for the rant! I just felt photographers of all people, must know the value of it.
It appears that it is starting to look like Iceland. Hopefully the charges will keep the hordes down.
No selfies at all. Other than the video selfie of the vlog! 😂
Really although epic gets a bad rap sometimes there is no word that seems better. The similar word is whopping but just doesn’t have that classy sound! The origin of the word “whopping” is on my list!
I don't get why a word can have a bad rep. It's so weird. Call it what it is. The Faroes are epic ;)
They Are EPIC!
30 dollars fuck that !
Unfortunately, my experience is that people abuse their tourist status. It is bad enough in the cities like Venice that are now just Disney world with the trash, ignoring of laws, rudeness, etc. In natural places, plastic bags, cans, cigarette butts, etc. There are some natural places that have become some open trash pits. So, I’m more pessimistic. Were it my choice, the entry fees in the Faroes should have been $60 - $70. But it depends what the aim of the government was: build tourist facilities or discourage tourism.
Many of the roads there won't be able to handle a tourist rush, There are a lot of one lane roads and tunnels
and there are pull-offs every 100 meters or so. There were quite a few drivers that had no idea how to maneuver
on the roads causing chaos! Flights are very limited into the Faroe's, one way to control the boom. Mads, I hope you
don't object to my interaction with some of your subscribers.
Unfortunately, in the Faroes, the money goes only for the landowner. Not the government. And because of that you have a lot of mixed experiences in the Faroes... some places are tourist friendly. Some places are more like tourist robbers. Some places are simply "tourist are not welcome".
In this location, it is one of the few places where you actually see that your money is also used in order to improve the trails and maintain the place in a good shape...
In other trails, unfortunately I don't saw the same spirit. You pay a LOT for a "pseudo guide" that, supposedly, will guide everyone in order not to disrupt the wildlife much, etc, etc... Reality is, you don't have any kind of marked trails. I almost stepped over a birds nest (eggs)! The guide just says for you to climb a hill wherever you want... the group has everyone spreaded dirupting all the birds in the area (people asked the guide about a trail! And he simply says to go through wherever you want!!??!!??)... common... at least some painted wood sticks on the gound in order to mark one single trail, no!? They have that at the Mykines island and people stay close to the sticks so that the Puffins aren't afraid at all from human beings... At the end of the trail, the ""guide"" stays sitted somewhere without saying a word and then gets up and "lets get back"... you go again through the nesting area... the guide simply dissapears never to be seen again even when I got back to the parking lot. No control if everyone got back safe or if someone fall into the water... ridiculous...
This is not good for visitor, not good for reputation of the Faroes and most of all, not good for wildlife and for the place overall!! It is only good for the owner and some "guides" pockets... nothing else.
Some beautifull places are completely free. Some are paid when there is good weather (!!!!). If it is windy and rainning, maybe the landowner simply isn't there... at least I went to some places I expected to pay and I didn't see anywone around... lol
Don't get me wrong, I loved the Faroes! And already got a couple prints on my wall but they really need to find their way to explore their own potential...
Very true, it's a young country when it comes to tourism. They'll hopefully figure it out eventually but their concerns about the wildlife seem overly pretentious. Just an excuse to grab money. What hike were you on that delivered so poorly?
It was not in the Faroes but places in the USA. I have seen scattered trash at Zion, Yosemite, Smokies and a number of other parks. I refuse to travel anywhere that appears on social media because it soon becomes a disney destination. When I first visited Iceland in 1964 , it was pristine. Now one needs to avoid the masses. When I studied in Vienna in 1971, tourist season was June to September with a 1/3 of the number of tourists. Now it is all year long and the residents have lost control of the tourist area of the city. I will not even write about the mess in the center of Salzburg. Both cities pay a lot of money to keep those areas clean after tourist visits.
Mads Peter Iversen it was Dragarnir hike. I arrived at the Faroes I think in the day you recorded this video (was this recorded during the first workshop with Nick Page? I arrived there by the time you were finishing this hike.
I went to Dragarnir next day I think. It was not the same guide you and Nick had and that I see appearing in other TH-cam channels whenever workshops go there. It was a younger person. So, maybe your experience is completely different then mine there.
Edit: And many thanks for all the work you’ve made to help people visiting the Faroes! Your map and videos helped so much to make the most of the time I was there!
1 Dislike Already I wonder who he is?
Could be a girl... 🙎♀️
Someone from Moher
Someone as salty as. 🤣
Looks like a parade in Disneyland. Sad.
Really? And how is it sad?
Mads Peter Iversen Just hope the area does not get overwhelmed with tourists as so many other locations have as a result of so much publicity and exposure (no pun intended). Just ask Nick why his Instagram posts all show Mesa Arch for their location. Me thinks he is onto something. By the way your vlog and images are superb.
boycot de cette îles tueurs de dauphin
English, dude...
@@MadsPeterIversen boycot of this dolphin killer islands