I was so happy to see you still had some Iceland photos in store for us! :) The ice on the hay(?) and the one directly below that are my absolute favorites.
gorgeous shots! A friend of mine is currently in iceland on her honeymoon and it makes me want to visit. When she first told me this, I instantly thought of all ice and snow (as do most people I guess) but when I looked at her photos and yours, it definitely opened up my eyes and changed my perspective.
The light in your photos is always so gorgeous Kris. How DO you do it? I definitely need to visit Iceland with Alex at some point soon, we’ve been talking about it for years. On my side mostly for the knitwear.
You honestly take the most beautiful pictures!
Do you doing anything extra like use a filter, post processing, HDR etc, or primarily just a really pretty lens and camera?
(I’m sure you get this question all the time!)
I edit in Lightroom, generally tweaking exposure/brightness/colour balance. No filters, definitely no HDR (hate it!). I was using a 50mm 1.4 for these, which shoots quite dull compared to my new 50mm 1.2, so I’d say it’s in the post processing rather than the camera/lens.
I edit in Lightroom, generally tweaking exposure/brightness/colour balance. No filters, definitely no HDR (hate it!). I was using a 50mm 1.4 for these, which shoots quite dull compared to my new 50mm 1.2, so I’d say it’s in the post processing rather than the camera/lens.
Takes me back… makes me sad. I wish I could go back soon. Instead, we are going to another volcanic Island in the opposite direction (Hawaii)…
Blue waters, there, but not in the same way. I’m so glad you got to see the few stands of pines on the Island… Makes me wish the Vikings hadn’t been so crazy with cutting trees down. LOL.
Did you know that fissure in your photos is one of the clearest, deepest places to go scubadiving (safely) in fresh water in the world?
Your photographs are just beautiful. Because of them, I NEED to visit Iceland now. Thank you for sharing your wonderful work – makes my very happy. My favourites: the first one for the mood, emotion and memories it evokes – and the second because of the composition and especially the colours.
I always love your Iceland photographs :) It’s on my list of countries I must visit!
Did you knit those mittens/gloves/fingerless mitts & hat in the first photo? I was really excited that you were interested in knitting a while back, did you ever start making things? Although I suppose summer isn’t the best time for wooly crafts I’m so addicted I’m at it all times of the year :D If you ever need help or have any knitterly questions I’d be glad to help!
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I was so happy to see you still had some Iceland photos in store for us! :) The ice on the hay(?) and the one directly below that are my absolute favorites.
Kim replied almost 12 years ago.
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These are spectacular!!! I especially love the shot in the water where you can see all of the blues and greens.
Vanessa replied almost 12 years ago.
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So beautiful~
alfred replied almost 12 years ago.
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gorgeous shots! A friend of mine is currently in iceland on her honeymoon and it makes me want to visit. When she first told me this, I instantly thought of all ice and snow (as do most people I guess) but when I looked at her photos and yours, it definitely opened up my eyes and changed my perspective.
xo,
sunshine
Sunshine Monica replied almost 12 years ago.
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Gorgeous….sort of want to book a flight! :D
Shinypigeon replied almost 12 years ago.
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absolutely beautiful! Makes me wish for winter!
Katie x
Katie replied almost 12 years ago.
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These photos are absolutely stunning. Oh, I have seriously big love for your blog. xx
the style crusader replied almost 12 years ago.
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The light in your photos is always so gorgeous Kris. How DO you do it? I definitely need to visit Iceland with Alex at some point soon, we’ve been talking about it for years. On my side mostly for the knitwear.
Tamsin replied almost 12 years ago.
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Love the ones with the rainy splashes in the water – really pretty
caroline hancox replied almost 12 years ago.
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i would like to go there
Nastya replied almost 12 years ago.
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I want to go there too… your photos are amazing.
Melwa replied almost 12 years ago.
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You honestly take the most beautiful pictures!
Do you doing anything extra like use a filter, post processing, HDR etc, or primarily just a really pretty lens and camera?
(I’m sure you get this question all the time!)
Hannah replied almost 12 years ago.
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Yes, I was curious about the filter as well. I’m new (self-teaching) to photography and I am captivated by the warmth in your shots.
rfelgueiras replied almost 12 years ago.
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I edit in Lightroom, generally tweaking exposure/brightness/colour balance. No filters, definitely no HDR (hate it!). I was using a 50mm 1.4 for these, which shoots quite dull compared to my new 50mm 1.2, so I’d say it’s in the post processing rather than the camera/lens.
Let me know if you have any other questions! x
kris atomic replied almost 12 years ago.
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Fantastic info! Much appreciated, thank you!
rfelgueiras replied almost 12 years ago.
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Awesome-o! You forgot to mention your skillz though haha.
Thanks :D
Hannah replied almost 12 years ago.
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I edit in Lightroom, generally tweaking exposure/brightness/colour balance. No filters, definitely no HDR (hate it!). I was using a 50mm 1.4 for these, which shoots quite dull compared to my new 50mm 1.2, so I’d say it’s in the post processing rather than the camera/lens.
Hope that helps! x
kris atomic replied almost 12 years ago.
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Wow, I want to go right now! I guess I’ll just have to dream about it for a while ;)
Cynthia replied almost 12 years ago.
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Takes me back… makes me sad. I wish I could go back soon. Instead, we are going to another volcanic Island in the opposite direction (Hawaii)…
Blue waters, there, but not in the same way. I’m so glad you got to see the few stands of pines on the Island… Makes me wish the Vikings hadn’t been so crazy with cutting trees down. LOL.
Did you know that fissure in your photos is one of the clearest, deepest places to go scubadiving (safely) in fresh water in the world?
Gorgeous photos as usual, Kristina!
xx{ish.},
Mae Lu @ thereafterish.!
Mae Lu replied almost 12 years ago.
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Your photographs are just beautiful. Because of them, I NEED to visit Iceland now. Thank you for sharing your wonderful work – makes my very happy. My favourites: the first one for the mood, emotion and memories it evokes – and the second because of the composition and especially the colours.
Happy first day of Summer =)
Holly replied almost 12 years ago.
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I always love your Iceland photographs :) It’s on my list of countries I must visit!
Did you knit those mittens/gloves/fingerless mitts & hat in the first photo? I was really excited that you were interested in knitting a while back, did you ever start making things? Although I suppose summer isn’t the best time for wooly crafts I’m so addicted I’m at it all times of the year :D If you ever need help or have any knitterly questions I’d be glad to help!
Siobhan replied almost 12 years ago.
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love the blog! love your own drawings most!! everything is refreshing and a breath of fresh air.
Gia replied almost 12 years ago.
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Wow! I love the colours of the landscape, the deep rusty oranges and the minty colour of the steeple. Fantastic photos! You are so talented :)
xx Vaessa
Vanessa replied almost 12 years ago.
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Your photography is spectacular. Just unbelievably beautiful in every way.
Peta replied almost 12 years ago.
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Those photos are just perfect! Great work! =)
Nina replied almost 12 years ago.
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I always look forward to your Iceland pictures!! xx
Trixie replied almost 12 years ago.
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