From August 25 to September 5, 2013, I ran my first Iceland Photography Tour with Tim Vollmer. From today for a few weeks, I'm going to walk you through the tour with the aid of photographs selected from my final edit, which is 50 images. It was a tight edit...
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4 Comments
Nick Nieto
Posted at 00:06h, 17 SeptemberBeautiful work Martin. I loved Iceland and hope to go back there again. My favorite images from the set are the boat and the 2nd Öxarárfoss Falls image. Looks like a fantastic trip.
Martin Bailey
Posted at 09:35h, 17 SeptemberThanks Nick! As you know, it is a very special place.
Jamie Zartman
Posted at 23:06h, 23 SeptemberMartin, listening to you speak and pronounce the Icelandic words along side your photos was one of the best, photographic experiences I have had on the web. I attended 9th grade in Keflavik, but unfortunately was not into photography then. I hope to return someday and capture some of those incredible oportunities. Very nicely done.
Martin Bailey
Posted at 08:50h, 24 SeptemberThanks Jamie! I had a really hard time with the written Icelandic and the pronunciation, but as the tour leader this isn’t a good thing, so I decided to learn how to read the Icelandic characters, and try my best with the pronunciation. I know it isn’t perfect, but I like to try. 🙂