Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Random Iceland



Reykjavik lighthouse


Spent the day with Magnus, the Icelandic farmer/historian, who taught me about Basque whaling in early 17th century.  He financed an archaeological dig that proved French and Spanish explorers were whaling before Icelanders, debunking the argument for proponents of whaling who claim the slaughtering of whales as Icelandic tradition.  Absolute legend.


Biggest moon of the year.  70-200 mm with an 1.4X teleconverter.


Icelandic Youth.


Pretty typical sighting along these roads...I feel you, bro.


Windblown mountains with a perfect slope.


My friend, Aubrey!


Sometimes you gotta be a voyeur.



I like random.


It's just funny.


Icelandic Independence Day.  You know there was a bouncy too.  


Retro Stefson on Icelandic Independence Day.


Painting a photograph by dragging a slow shutter speed.



Earth's greatest football pitch.


Wish I knew a bit more about geology...



Driving around Iceland can be a real drag.  It's so heinous it hurts my eyes.




Thursday, June 6, 2013

Flying into Anchorage

Alaskan Rocky Mountains

1 AM?





Anchorage

Airports are one of my favorite places to photograph.  There are always great shapes to utilize in framing your subjects and plenty of metallic to redirect light.  I also enjoy exploring the personalities that come with such a large congregation of international strangers.  Yay diversity!










I was happy to catch this moment of infatuation, where the woman (L) is clearly staring at this dude.