Before traveling to Iceland I spoke with the awesome guys over at TravelSquire.com and decided to shoot a photo essay for them on Iceland. Iceland was absolutely beautiful and I have been specifically waiting to release many photos from that part of the trip until Travel Squire had made their choices. It was tough choosing which photos to go with but I think they did a great job and picked out some great shots! If you missed the Published photo essay, you can check it out at their website TravelSquire.com. In fact you should visit their site anyway because hey have a lot of great travel info on their site and not to mention, they are really fantastic people!
I have also included a screen shot below of the published article & photos and I have included a gallery of the photos they used.
To see the photos in their full glory please click on the two arrows on the bottom right hand side of the gallery. I hope you like them!
To see the photos in their full glory please click on the two arrows on the bottom right hand side of the gallery. I hope you like them!
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8 comments
Gorgeous pics of a gorgeous place!
Thanks Andi 🙂@Andi,
Very nice work!
Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. I’m so glad you liked the photos! Have a great day 🙂@happy06295,
the photos are really lovely
Thanks Zablon – I hope you are doing well. @Zablon Mukuba,
Gorgeous processing, do you use/create presets? If so, willing to share? I love the richness of these photos.
Thanks! I am very picky about processing. Takes forever but it makes such a difference. No, I actually did these before I knew about the magic of presets and I also only had PS elements which doesn’t have presets. I just basically tweak levels, brightness, dodge/burn if i have to.
Make other tweaks if need be but the levels/contrast is probably the thing I do all the time. Takes a while tho’
i really need to find a faster way. I use presets now for my weddings and that is still taking a LONG time.
@Ayngelina,
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