Rajan Parrikar
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From today's shoot in Berserkjahraun in west Iceland. For some background and more images in the series, go here.
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Bart_van_der_Wolf
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Hi Rajan,
Excellent image! Composition and execution is good, and the landscape is phenomenal.
Cheers,
Bart
Asher Kelman
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From today's shoot in Berserkjahraun in west Iceland. For some background and more images in the series, go here.
Rajan,
Where are the goblins and hobbits? This is a place for magic! Did you take pictures to each side? If you didn't then you have sinned as this is one of the most intriguing landscapes ever. This area seems to be a treasure trove for macro photographers too. There mist be such a lot of wonderful subjects to be explored close up too.
Asher
Rajan Parrikar
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Asher,
Yes, it is a wondrous place. Yes, I took pictures on all sides and made a variety of compositions.
Yes, it is a cornucopia for Macro photogs - lichens, moss, berries, wildflowers (the latter only in late Fall).
Luck plays its part too. There was a nice cloud cover that provided diffused light, no rain, and virtually no wind (the famous Icelandic wind gusts are enemies to the photographer). And I had a remarkable private guide who knew exactly where to take me and when to push me to climb through the mounds of lava rock - can be dicey and easily result in broken ankles.
Sandrine Bascouert
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As always your landscapes are stunning, nothing much to say: Makes you think that you wish being here...
John Angulat
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Rajan, very well done!
I followed your link and the additional images are wonderful.
I appreciate you took the time to include the narrative, it's very interesting.
I followed your link and the additional images are wonderful.
I appreciate you took the time to include the narrative, it's very interesting.