What a beautiful little church. Thank you Mads great video as always

Super locations Mads and as usual you made the very best of the dull conditions with some great images.

This place with the interesting church and basalt rocks looks really different and definitely worth visiting... I really like these kind of unknown locations with lots of potential, so big thumbs up for this episode :) 👍 as always beautiful and inspiring photos, can't wait to see the next video!

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Nina! It really does have a great potential. Would love to visit here during summer :)

Thanks Mads. Another keeper!

Thnx for showing Mads.

Great video as always mads, loving the series & always look forward to your next one.

What a cool old church.

Great shots you are so right how smells can remind you of something or a place.

enjoyed that episode Mads. Well thought out and described with good imagery.

Brilliant vlog mads, awesome images and well described in a fantastic location

I visited the pool there and it was SPECTACULAR. LOVED EVERY MINUTE THERE!

Stunning.

Another awesome episode

Congratulations Mads amazing photos

Wonderful. Thank you for these videos.

Another great video from the lesser known spots :)

What a lovely location! As always I very much appreciate the compositional insights you share. Thanks for sharing!

Hi Mads, I just happened to know your channel the day before going to Hofsos. Thank you so much for the video and for the indications! The church, the cliffs and the swimming pool are simply amazing. We made some great drone shot based on your advice! You made our day and we love your videos!

Beautiful !!

Yet another spot to visit. I will never pack it all into ten days. I guess that means I have to come back. ;)

Off the beaten path is often the way to go. Thanks for sharing your Icelandic adventure.

Thank you again for your video, great tips and locations. I will be in Iceland in November and your videos provide a valuable insight into the locations and photo considerations.

Love your explaining shots you set out to get. The thought process is very helpful!

Great video Mads ! Looking forward to Kálfshamarsvík .. I was there on my recent Iceland trip okt 2017

Mr. Iceland did it again.... very nice vlog and great shots as always. Like how you share and teach what your Nordic sense of humor..... well done Mads and Hofsós 'I think it's worth it!'

There are 2 interesting islands out there. Could have made a awesome drone video there.

Thank you Mads for showing the less know side of Iceland ! Locations with a lot of potential, i put them on my list "to visit / explore" .

Very interesting photos, Mads. Much different than your usual style. Less epic, more minimalistic and intimate. It’s nice to see how your style evolves.

Nice suggestion regarding how to "face" subjects that have a front...

Great video (as always)!! I really like the church, looks like it been there for hundreds of years!! Looking forward to the next video!

Awesome video Mads. Haven't explored that part yet. Just another reason to go back to Iceland again and again. Hope you are loving your a7rIII so far

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

I like the a7r3 yes! :)

I look forward to these every week. Your videos and photos helped inspire a trip to Iceland.

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

I'm happy to hear that, Doug :)

Thumbs up yet again. Lovely lovely images mate and some from places that are not over intagrammed. Already looking forward to next week.

Outstanding work Mads. I really enjoy each second of your videos.

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Alex :)

Another stunning video Mads - amazing photos, amazing b-roll and great story. Really enjoyed this one.

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, Nigel! :)

I look forward to your videos and enjoy the way you take the time to explain your thoughts. You are now on my top 5 youtube Landscape channels to follow

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, Hugh! Means a lot. There are some great channels out there by now :)

Iceland is really beautiful and your landscape photography made it even more desirable thanks for sharing this with us, really enjoyed watching this

Lovely images, Mads, in spite of the flat light. Your tips and advice are so useful. Especially liked the first image of the boat. Thought it worked really well. Thank you.

Nice video Mads

i love that church. i wanna go to that church.

That hut and circular compound would make a great aurora foreground. Not a location I’ve been to before, great stuff 👍

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, I think so too! :)

Incredible Mads. The basalt rocks at 5:10 remind me of the Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland, close to my home.

Love the church, what a location.

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, I really find it intriguing too :)

Love these videos Mads. Thanks so much for putting them together. :)

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

You're so very welcome :)

Great dolly zoom vertigo effect in intro. I notice these little things you add Mads! 😉 Excellent example working with the conditions you’re given-using the negative space and minimalistic nature of those scenes with the flat weather. 👏🏼👍🏻 We almost took this detour to Hofsos for the pool and some laufas we’d heard we’re hiding away there but just didn’t quite have the extra few hours to spare! It’s certainly on for next time! 😬 Can’t wait for the next episode!

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Seth! ;) Yeah this is also a place I'd like to return to :)

I am really enjoying the series Mads. Great locations.

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, David! :)

Great video Mads, I always take something new away from them. Love the feel and mood to it also, very calming but considered. Any plans to visit the UK again in the future? Thanks, Paul.

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

No plans as of now, but I would love to!

Awesome video as always mate 👍🏼🙏. Henry.

Hi Mads. You set the scene for each video so beautifully. I doubt if there's a better storyteller on KZread. I wish I could afford to join one of your workshops - I know I'd learn so much from you. Maybe one day!! Thanks for another great episode Mads.

Link to my 110+ locations Landscape Photography Map of Iceland: gum.co/icelandmap

Hi Mads, Great video. I know the church, harbour and lighthouse from my trip two years ago and made some great images of the three in fall. Actually your video inspires me to return to Iceland again soon, if only you run a workshop there soon.... Regards, Ben

Nice shots. A minimalist composition, the basalt rocks in water is quite impressive. Is the camera an A7R3?

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot, yes it's the a7R3 :)

You are not mentioning the winter season to visit that small church, I think it would have a lot of potential too during that harsh part of the year. I will let you know 😀. Great location ! Love the swimming pool ideaa btw...

Mads, your photos in these recent videos have been incredible. I was in Iceland last year and regret not taking full advantage of the morning and evening light. Your videos really inspire me to go back and correct that mistake :) By the way, what is the music you use during the images? It sounds a lot like Stars of the Lid.

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, Saad! The music is made by Dominik A. Hecker and is called "Far From Home" :)

another great Iceland video! try to crop the photo with the green boat into a square format - my 2 cents :)

Very nice. I'd imagined that you'd process both the boat and the basalt rocks in BW when watching, was surprised you left them in color given the light. For the rocks, were you able to compose out the horizon or did you burn it out in post? Regardless I really like the feel of the water diminishing into emptiness above the rocks.

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Just burned it out. The horizon wasn't within the frame :)

The single colour of the boat in the black and white surroundings of the scene worked well Mads and the rock formations looked very interesting. In terms of the church, is that a scene that would work for you for the aurora borealis? great video as always

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

I bet it would. It's turned east-west so with a KP3-4 it should work very well for auroras. Thanks a lot :)

Having just come back from 2 weeks in Iceland one thing I can say, It is so frustrating traveling with the expectations to capture great shots at places along the travels with limited time in each area only to be reminded that mother nature is in control of the outcome of the photo's by dictating the weather conditions.

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Yup that's kinda true, but it also forces you to work with what you got. If I could dictate mother nature I wouldn't have half of my favorite photos! ;)

Great video, as always! You mentioned using your tripod all the time. Do you do it even if the speed is fast enough, like 1/120, or 1/250 and you're using a lens (or body) with stabilization? Do you think the final result is noticeable? I'm asking just because I love using the camera in my hands whenever possible, only using the tripod when 'necessary'. Cheers from Rio!

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure I didn't mention to use a tripod all the time. For the most part I prefer not to. It's just impossible to vlog and handhold the camera at once ;)

5 жыл бұрын

@@MadsPeterIversen Ah, ok. Great! I thought you were pro using it most of the time for sharpness sake! 😉But I really don't know if it makes much of a difference for fast shutter speeds. I just see so many photographers walking around with their cameras on tripods all the time in broad day light, that I was wondering if it would actually make a difference, even if slight.

Very nice all of them, but do tell us that the photos are at end :-)) Is the tar used to waterproof the boats or what? What's the connection between summer, tar and fishing villages.? And couldn't you do the stones in the sea with the mountains as the background? Also pls write next to each photo the various settings (mm, f/) and do let us know if you use any polarisers/grad filters (how many stops ND did you use for the stones in the sea)?

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Dimitris. I always display the photos at the end and have done so in almost all my videos, no reason to say that during the video ;) I have no clue what the tar is used for, but you're probably right it has something to do with weather proving. As I said in the video I wasn't happy about how the photos turned out with the stones and I'm not gonna release the photos then. I don't display the settings for two reasons. 1) I want it to be about the photo and numbers clutter the presentation, 2) You can't use them for anything. If there's some odd number of shutter speed I say it in the video :)

Where would be the best place to stay as a base for North Iceland exploration?

I am a Indian

Is the pool fed from a natural spring? Hot?

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

It is hot yes and I'm not sure it's from a natural spring.

Incredible! Just found you through a hashtag on Instagram, so I happy i did! Can’t wait to watch more. Subscribed! KZread: LoveLaRieXO💕

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Wow! So happy the hashtags work :D

Ultimately the problem with Iceland is people. It is over-touristed. So, if one comes in the Summer then one might get only people photos as everything crawls with tourists including photographers chasing the sun. Went to Iceland back in the 1960s when it wasn't a tourist destination and it was a great destination. Now just another amusement park in certain places.

FLot video, tusind tak

@MadsPeterIversen

5 жыл бұрын

Mange tak :)

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