Landscape Photography in Iceland | Snaefellsnes
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- Join me on my landscape photography workshop in Iceland. The first instalment see's us photographing the Snaefellsnes peninsula in the south west of Iceland.
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Heart in mouth moment watching you edge towards your camera. Shaping up to be another great series Thomas as Iceland is always a place where you share some superb content
scotty4418 That's very kind, thanks a lot.
Been visiting Iceland two weeks ago. A life time experience. Makes you feel small compared to nature. A photographers heaven.
So refreshing to find videos about actually taking pictures instead of countless ones rambling on about cameras and which ones are better.
So fun to see all these locations and what you get from locations I've visited on so many occasions :)
People subscribed to Thomas' channel - you really should check out Mads channel, he is an extremely talented photographer and his video series is a joy to watch.
I love both these guys, and closer to where I live, another master of light is Adam Gibbs. His channel is also well worth your perusal. His work is marvelous.
Thank to Thomas for an excellent workshop, Me and my Wife Highly recommend this experience
ICELAAAAAAAAAND!!! My dream place to photograph! Watching from the Philippines! WooHooh!
Wow, that first composition was incredible!
Just thought you'd like to know the Scottish summer is ongoing - yesterday at 4.30am there was no need for down jacket or headgear, nor midge net. The volcanic geology where you are looks fascinating!
Thanks for sharing an amazing adventure, and for the mild case of virtual vertigo!
Wow what a location... black sand beach was incredible.
Love it... Waiting for the next one...
Nice start to the trip, love that black pebble beach image.
I’m in Iceland RIGHT NOW to do landscape photography and video! Thanks for this!
I love the sound of rain's drops. It's very immersive! Thanks you Thomas!
So nice to see Snaefellsnes (or snuffleness as we called it). One of the places in Iceland with a really special feeling to it that makes it a pleasure in any weather. Makes me want to go back!
The sand looks amazing! Two really nice images, I love the curves and contrast in the second one.
that walk to the camera gave me chills!!!
an other great adventure begins with Thomas Heaton ! Can't wait for the next video !!!
What an amazing place to visit. The Vango tent is serving you well. Small info titbit on the tent for you, the name Vango is an anagram of Govan where the original tents were manuafactured. Atb
Renegade Scot didn't know Guthrie Govan was also a god at making tents
That's a good bit of info👍 That tent has served me well for years!
Love this video. I was lucky enough to visit both of those locations in December and it was amazing. Nearly got taken out by a wave at that beach when I turned my back to open my camera bag. Thankfully I picked it up quick enough and no water got inside my bag.
Brings back great memories of being at Lóndrangar, incredible volcanic land/seascape
Visited Snaelfessness peninsular earlier this year. A beautiful area of Iceland 🇮🇸Some of the areas you visited bring back great memories.
Absolutely fantastic! Broke out in a cold sweat sometime around 0:38 with you handling your camera with one hand next to that cliff. Looking forward to the next video!
Amazing location for a shot! Thanks again for sharing your trip and the workshop would be great I’m sure!
Was here in March, what a difference! Always enjoy Iceland, have a good one Thom!
Love Iceland and love your channel! Thanks for sharing your adventures
ISLEY REUST Thanks for watching 👍
love the background music on 8mins. sounds very peaceful
Amazing contrast, so beautiful.
Looks like another exciting workshop Thomas. I could never get tired of seeing video and photography from Iceland. I’ve gotta say man doing the workshop and filming, creating this great content must be so incredibly tough. I hope you can get some rest and recharge. Cheers
Gorgeous scenery and location along the coast line in the north during the never dark summer. At least the rain didn't come with the wind like on the Oregon coast. Great video!
That shot from the precipice gave me the willies! Too tight between people, & too close to the edge! You're braver than I am.
Enjoyed the beginning of the series. Ready for round two.
Beautiful work, as always Tom. Incredible that the light is 24/7! Must make sleeping a bit of a challenge. Very cool, though.
The beginning was scary as!!! 😱😱😱😱😱
Great landscape and great video. I like your style of filming and the way you take your superb images.
On my Bucket list..!!
Iceland is on my bucket list for places to go - I'm not sure I could have stood on the narrow edge you were on in the first couple of minutes though :/
Lovely captures Thomas. The black sanded beach looks like a great place to experiment with the camera.
Look forward to your next adventure on Wednesday :-)
Great video but seeing your camera on a tripod unattended on that narrow edge gave me a shiver!!!!
Beautiful place
Love the leading lines in those pictures.
I will have to make it to one of your workshops one day. Rain or shine, they look fun.
What an amazing view at the black pebble beach! excellent photo, I'm excited to see what happens on the next video! Cheers.
Very inspiring. Keep on your excellent work, or I would say mission.
Icelandic workshop on the fly :)
Great Thomas.
You can keep the walk down the ridge though. I don't think i would've wanted an image enough to risk it.
Finally the most awaited video....
The first chord of the "here's the photo what I took" music was the same as the music you always use, but then it turned out to be a different tune altogether.
I am shook.
I went to an exhibition of Tim Rudman's lith prints of Iceland in December. A very different way of interpreting the landscape, but very effective, and very atmospheric (although I suspect not to everyone's taste).
Whoa! at 3:44 I got scared that you were about the flip your camera! Anyways thank you Thomas for yet another inspiring video! You are awesome!!
I like that you don’t just hit the standard photo spots when you’re in Iceland. Looking forward to the next one
Jeez the weather in Iceland is amazingly changeable. The black beach is an amazing shot too, I love the contrast. I just wish there was a stronger subject or something in the shot.
all of the photographers that i follow on youtube have visited here and every time i see somebody post a video it makes me want to go SO damn bad. one of these years ill get there
Ha! I was in this location not longer than a week ago and weather was just great. Also, last year I took one of my favorite images on this black beach. Definitely worth checking out, as well as two lighthouses a bit further north from your last location.
Someday I'll be there 😊
Just a week ago I returned from 2 weeks in Iceland, what a blast that was. Including climbing on the Snaefell iceberg, where I had the brilliant idea of bringing my 3.5kg video tripod with me but other than that, beautiful stuff.
Looking forward to other places that I might recognise!
Was there in Mid-May 2018. Windy as hell & rained most of the 2 weeks. Still enjoyed it though.
Thanks for sharing! I was in Iceland last summer and drove around it etc, one of the places being Snaefellsnes peninsula and i remember those specific places you were in. Really beautiful sceneries there and in Iceland in general of course. I think i was very lucky with the weather on my last trip as it was pretty much only 1 day out of 2 weeks that rain kept me indoors. Now going back in a few weeks and i really hope it will hold up nicely! I look forward to seeing more of your videos and hopefully get some location inspiration too!
Geez I wanna come next year!
My knees have this heebie-jeebies sensation when you walk down those cliffs. Gah!
I like the way you decided to use a camping in your photography this time for your Workshop very beautiful pictures as always
I would like to see a video of your camping and hiking gear and any tips regarding those. Or maybe you have one already, I'll go and see.
I will be there in 15 days, you could have wait a bit more, I would have been glad to shake your hands.
First Image........WOW
Hey Thomas. I'm a big fan of yours, but now I am a bit shocked. In your scene at Londrangar you went ahead of the visitor platform on to the cliffs. I have been there on my own and saw people climbing on this narrow pile. There a so many stories of tourists doing dangerous and silly things, I don't understand you did so. The view from the platform is more than gorgeous so you don't have too or shall not risk lifes for getting a photograph. It's not worth it. And yes, the stack is stable, but one wrong step, a loose rock or wet grass… Best regards, Sebastian.
Thank god for this, thought I wasn’t getting my Heaton fix, looking forward to it
Great Video.....Question, do you ever get the opportunity to warm up?
Thomas, huge fan here ! Just a question... What magazine would you recommend for landscape photography related to "setup, techniques, gear etc" and not just a magazine with pretty pictures ?
Remember, health comes first!!
Did you roast in that plastic tent, sleeping through the daytime? I can imagine it would be quite uncomfortably stuffy in there.
Another great video and stunning photographs. Greetings from Brazil.
Thomas... I love your videos, insights, and passion for photography but I have some concerns about what I saw in this video. I was just at this location last week and I know there are signs everywhere asking people to stay on paths and not tread on the fragile summer growth. I worry that your videos are so heavily followed that others who watch them will do as they saw in your video and disregard the signs that are there to help preserve the beauty of these areas. Please help keep these beautiful Icelandic locations preserved and show videos of you and others promoting preservation - even if that means you don't get the perfect angle. Thanks.
Iceland is in my wishlist, beautifull place, love from an Argie :)
what do you say than more great video. That usually have saved best or best. 👍Thank! Thomas.
Thank you Thomas for this great video and wonderful images. 👍🏻 one day I will join you on a workshop.
If it is ok with your workshop guests, an introduction of them and what they hope to get out of the workshop might be cool. My two cents.
Stunning
Amazing video thank you so much.
i have noticed on the last few of your videos there is some peaking with your audio. just figured i would mention it, it case you didnt' notice.
thanks again.
Excellent Thomas. 👌🏻
a bientôt pour de nouvelles images improbables!
Awesome photos Tom.
Please...... the spot where your camera was perched.... bloody hell!!! Stay safe guys.
I wish I was there.
Thank for the amazing video! I will be in Wales for two weeks soon. Do you have any ideas / favorite spots of what to visit ? :) Thank you so much x
Love the adventure you have if I had the money and time I would be on ALL your trips haha. The first image I thought was a little tight at the bottom for me just near to clipping the edge sir
Hiking on Iceland! one day.. one day :) Absolutely loved that first image. Many thanks for taking the time to share this experince Thomas, I never know how you get the time to edit these. My hat goes off to you mate!
Amazing video as usual great location 👌👌
Second beach looks like a cloudy day at Ocean View/South Point here on the Big Island of Hawaii
I'm leaving for Iceland tomorrow!! Going from 100F in Texas will be quite the temperature shock.. How long will you be there? (we're touring all of ring road)
Just got back from Iceland yesterday. Weather didn’t cooperate for the days I was there :(
Freezing cold now in Iceland ? Then I have to worry about my booked trip to Iceland in September.
Perfectly safe?? Put me down as skeptical!
It looks like you are all on the other way of the border of the path at the end of the cliff in the beginning of the video. Did you or Thor learn why was it there? Did the other participants? Just curious... I have of course my own little idea after more than 15 years of landscape photography and some 25 years of outdoor ... I wonder how would these kind of "barriers" be understood by some other photographers especially from out of Europe ... Do you think that it is only for the safety or maybe for the environment protection issues ????
Thomas, thank you for inspiring people with your videos, you're truly a sick photographer 👌 but please, get another camera for vlogs, that wobbly stuff is killing my eyes haha 😝
OMG the cliff stuff made me giddy
Hey mate, love your channel. How do you get liability insurance for doing workshops in other countries? Thanks.
A question not specific to this video. I'm experimenting with long exposures, due largely to your influence. Yesterday I had epic sundown light, related to an approaching storm. Unfortunately, that storm approached with 15 mph winds that induced camera shake to my images, ruining them. I was using a 70-200 lens which probably exacerbated things. I didn't see the shake until editing. I used a cable release AND a 2-second delay, still got shake from the wind. In your experience, what's the most wind you'd try long exposures in? Or, conversely, what's the shortest shutter speed you'd try in the conditions I had yesterday, especially with a long lens? Thanks.
Well done sir.
I love your vids
Clearly the fitter the better, but normally how fit does someone need to be Tom in order to participate in and enjoy one of your workshops? I ask this for myself as I would hesitate to join a hiking and camping workshop with arthritis and constant pain in one of my knees that may slow down the group or ultimately result in my inability to continue with the workshop. I would love to be part of a workshop like the ones you run but have not yet pulled the trigger.
Did'nt know you had to be a ex SAS member to go on one your trips TH. That cliff edge would limit most people especially if they suffered from Vertigo.
When your doing long time exposures do you use a app to figure out how long to expose the image or do you just know from experience or like me a good estimator and take more than photo (yes I'm old I still bracket)
And on Iceland I do know one thing that black sand gets into everything, I was stationed there for a little over a year, and when my stuff got to my next base near Ipswich I was still finding black sand in my bags and such.
I guess the term ‘safe’ is subjective. Maybe it’s just the video camera POV but that narrow ledge with so many people and tripods on it looks scary to me.