Photographing The Faroe Islands
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2018
- BTS video from our photography trip to the Faroe Islands in April, 2018.
Sean: www.outdoorexposurephoto.com
Raynor: lucidlandscape.com
Josh: joshmerrillphotography.com
Mads Peter Iversen's TH-cam Channel: / @madspeteriversen
Visit Faroe Islands: visitfaroeislands.com
Video: iPhone X and DJI Mavic Pro
Stills: Canon 5D Mark IV
f-stop Gear packs: fstopgear.com
Polarizers and ND filters: breakthrough.photography
Dream place, for sure on my bucket list!
Hey Sean, thanks for the mention! Seems like you guys had a nice trip, you got some beautiful photos! Was nice to follow your stories on Instagram :)
You bet Mads! Thanks for your videos. They were very helpful. I'm sending people to your channel frequently these days since your travelouges are some of the best out there.
Fantastic
Great video, and you got some awesome photos.
What an awesome video of your fabulous trip! Super video work and very nice photos from that trip. Thanks for sharing your experience Sean!
Great video, Sean 👍🏼
Thanks for sharing. Beautiful images.
What a beautiful place! Thanks for the video, you did an amazing work.
That blown waterfall in particular is out of this world. I was imagining just such a shot after the video footage and exclaimed when the photo appeared. Fantastic mood you've set here. It truly is halfway between Iceland and Scotland. It shows. :)
Amazing video Sean as usual. Surreal place. Cheers!
Merveilleux ! Wonderful!
Outstanding images Sean!
What an amazingly stunning place. Chills! Great work all around, very impressed. Thank you.
Wow! Such dramatic beauty. Love the images and drone footage.
one day I will be the the best landscape photographer, like you :) amazing shoots beautiful place
Superb Images Sean.
Another great video Sean, I feel like I've experience the island. What wonderful landscape and you have captured it beautifully. Thanks for taking the time for the behind scenes.
Impressive Nature, impressive photos !!!
I loved it
Not only did you make some beautiful images, you made an excellent video of the process, and certainly created an interest in me for a place I knew nothing about. Thank you!
Then my job here is complete :-D
Beautiful! Thank you, Sean! :)
Great Video and beautiful collection of images....
Nice video and images. Thanks for sharing
Amazing photos and very well done video!
Fantastic, Sean! What a fabulous location and images.
Adam Gibbs Thanks dude!
Amazing pictures Sean ! I went to Iceland in October instead of the Faroe but this was clearly high on my list too !
Wow what an amazing place, it must have been a real experience. Some awesome images as well. Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks Tim!
Awesome video and stills, I almost enjoy shooting in overcast conditions more because it allows for more shooting time.
Agree!
Enjoyed that a lot. There did look to be a slight sphincter clenching moment down by the waves 🙂. I out there next spring and very much looking forward to it.
We previewed that spot for quite a while before going out there. The point was blocking the waves from coming up onto that last tier of rock so it was actually safer than it looks.
Great video and outstanding shots. Hadn't realised just how amazing the Faroes were until I watch Gavin Hardcastle and Adam Gibbs videos and your shots captured its majesty! By the way you were very funny in that recent Gavin H video recently. Now subscribed to yours and looking forward to more.
Thanks Paul! Welcome to the channel. The Faroes are wonderful. We just scratched the surface really. Unfortunately they are struggling to figure out how to handle visitors now. When we were there it was still pretty quiet but I think it has gotten a lot busier in the last couple years. Glad you enjoyed Gavin’s last video. It was fun to goof around with him on that. He and I are trying to find a time to meet up and do some more in the coming months. 😁
Wow! Absolutely spectacular! It really looks my kind of place, unfortunately, looking at rough terrain, I don't think my knee is going to hold so well. Thanks Sean!
Not a lot of flat, even ground to be sure.
Holy cow didnt think id ever say it but on a scale of 1 to epic i think Lafoten has been knocked off the top spot. That place (Faroe) is certainly getting a lot of attention in the community the past few weeks. Great video, wicked images.
Thanks! Definitely epic if you like wind and rain. Just my cup of tea.
This reminded me of the Isle of Berk in "How to Tame Your Dragon." I was hoping the drone would fly through that arch out in the ocean the way Toothless and Hiccup did. Really enjoyed the footage and the images. You make every place look good.
It totally reminded me of that too, Tony! I thought about flying the drone through the arch...but the wind out past the point was ripping. I was pretty sure if I attempted it I would be saying adios to it.
Beauty
Love the photos, where is the canyon you showed?
Super....!
excellent video Sean
Thank you sir!
Stunning images Sèan. Many thanks for sharing. Wondering if you used any additional techniques to capture sharp long exposures in those very windy conditions? Or is your tripod just very stable Thanks
Stable tripod and weight it down. 😁
Great video and awesome shots dude! Wish I could have joined you for this one.
We wished that too. Next time!
Lovely video! Do you know where the place is around 2 min and 30 sec in he video ?
Excellent video! I must say I had a different picture in mind about April in Faroe Islands but from your video the weather doesn’t look all that bad! Probably the only downside is the daylight hours?
Thanks! I thought the weather was perfect. Very moody and stormy...but not too cold or too much rain. Sunrise was at 5:30 am and sunset was 9:15 pm in April...similar to Oregon in June.
Sean Bagshaw That’s great to hear! Would definitely plan to visit in April then :)
5:05, 7:25 and 9:05 - all especially stunning!
hey sean, how long were you there? so many great images...
Thanks! We were there for one week.
Beautiful and gorgeous scenes and pictures. Great adventure. Definitely on my bucket list. Side question - what is the music you used between 4:35 and 6:48? Super cool.
I licensed that track through Epidemic Sound. It's called Polska Från Knaggälve www.epidemicsound.com/track/vG5YTERTtK
Sean Bagshaw thanks for the link - I like that soundtrack
Hi Sean, thanks for your sharing of these stunning pictures and video. I would like to know what drone you are using? I'm planning a trip to Faroe too but I'm not sure what type of drone will be fitted to the climate over there, and besides, are there any regulations for drones in Faroe, do I need to apply for a permit before flying the drone?
Thank you very much!
黄章颖 I took a DJI Mavic Pro. It did great there but I was careful about flying it when the winds were strong. Regulations there aren’t too restrictive. Permit isn’t needed for a personal drone but flying near an airport requires calling for clearance.
Thank you, Sean! Looking forward to visiting Faroe Islands! Hope to see more of your great works!
Hi Sean, impressive footage! Lovely unkonwn location finally image I have never seen before on any social media :)
I am wondering, does the red f-stop bag ( I presume it is Tilopa) meet the limit for the overhead compartment?
I believe that the Tilopa technically is within the size regulations. Josh was using one of the larger bags and he always gets it into the overhead as well. He flies with it many times each year.
I'll assume if the back pack did not meet carry on restrictions the ICU, once removed would. I recently purchased the shinn but have not flown with it yet.
Beautiful place. What time of the year did you visit this place? How do you get there and how do you accommodate to stay there for few days? I'm located in U.S.A.
Hi George. We went there in April which is not when most people go. The islands get the most visitors in the summer months...but that's one of the reasons we went in April. Coming from the US you need to fly to Iceland and then take a one hour flight from there to the Faroes. In April there were just two flights per week, but they may add more flights in the summer. There are some hotels in the main city, Torshavn and there are some B&B type places scattered around other villages. We rented cottages through Air BnB because we could get them in villages close to where we wanted to shoot that didn't have other lodgings available.
Hi 👋 nice behind the scene
May I ask how many day did u spend there?
We were there for one week.
Videos like this one is what I miss when visiting your channel. BTW, any plans on coming back to Slovenia?
I'll always come back to Slovenia! Not sure when though. Maybe 2020?
nice material Sean...are you planning to release a new tutorial about this trip?
Not sure yet. I certainly have plenty of images from the trip that were fun to develop, so maybe. I have a few other video projects on my list before I'll be ready to do another Complete Workflow course. I'm sure some of my Faroe Island images will make appearances in some of those videos though.
You said you thought things would change, how so? Restrictions on drones or visit sites, too popular/commercialization?
MyPlanet Photography Yes...all that. Inevitable when the crowds start to show up.
Hi Sean. If you organize a photography tour to the Faroe Islands, like you did to Croatia and Slovenia, I would sign up immediately. Thanks.
Hi Zoe. I don't think I'll be doing a workshop there. Here's what I wrote to someone else in another comment: I'd suggest Arild Heitman and Stian Klo, Rafael Rojas or Conor MacNeill. Also, you might be able to get Thomas Vikre to guide you solo. He lives there.
What's the location at the 8:59 mark? Unbelievable cliffs
I don’t know what it is called. I’m sure that formation must have a name but it isn’t named on any maps I can find.
What about the name of the island?
It's on Vágar.
Can I ask you what tripod you're using?
I had two tripods on this trip: Gitzo Mountaineer (large tripod) and a Really Right Stuff TQC 14 travel tripod for the days we did longer hikes.
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2:30 Where was this Sean? Love the video btw
Michael Johansen I don’t actually know. We were driving in the fog on Esturoy and saw it from the road. Kind of not near anything.
@@SeanBagshaw Thanks for the fast reply. We will keep our eyes open this summer :)
Maybe it is the gorge at
62°15'06.9"N 7°02'49.3"W
09:00 how is that place called??
I don't know if that place has an official name. I can't find one anyway.
The point they where filming from is called Bøsdalafossur, its at the end of the lake called Sørvágsvatn.
4:36 ... Excellent 😍😍😍
But the video is stuttering? Try filming using ND filters next time ... 😍
Yeah...that is really bugging me too. The video out of the drone is fine so I think I had a framerate mismatch when I rendered it. Too late now...I'll just have to make sure I don't screw that up again in the future.
Envious
Sean, Please take me under your wing and let me be your apprentice. I will fallow you around the world and carry your equipment while you teach me everything you know.
Hahaha! Or the other way around. I'm probably a more qualified equipment carrier than anything else. :-D
Sean Bagshaw Alright, I accept you as my apprentice. :)
*accept
Jennifer Bagshaw I already corrected it. I do my best proofreading after I hit the send button. :)
Ryan Daugherty Oops! Sorry, I thought it was SEAN that did that, as his spelling is often quite creative. No worries. Didn't mean to call you out. :)