bits and pieces from the northern island.
It’s true, most travelers these days will go nowhere without a camera. One condition that travelers usually consider when picking their next destination, consciously or unconsciously, is that it promises to be a photogenically rewarding subject. A photo is evidence you have somehow “made yours” what you saw, thus a photo you take is a … Read the full article →
Today an impressive mass of smoky substance (fog? didn’t look like it though) was enshrouding the bay across the city of Reykjavík. Nothing out of the ordinary has been reported; nevertheless, it was quite a sight to behold, beautiful in an eerie sort of way. These photos were taken when the amount of fog still … Read the full article →
Matthew Eisman, music photographer based in New York City, recently released his Faces of Icelandic Musicians, a series of portraits in which he offers an overview on the music artists of Iceland. Eisman found inspiration for his portraits in the work of another photographer, Fred Conrad with his Faces of a Towering Project, which is an … Read the full article →