Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Rajan Parrikar on September 26, 2014, 05:27:09 pm
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Today morning near the mountain Hvítserkur on the route to Loðmundarfjörður in Iceland. More here (http://www.parrikar.com/blog/2014/09/26/hikers/).
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Those packs look heavy for a few night camp. Two guys and a gal. Hmmm. Oh, never mind. Nice picture.
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It looks like the Adobe Hiking Club outing. Or maybe the Prophoto Hiking Club. :D
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But, once again, beautifully composed.
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If it wasn't florescent green I'd say this is a solid advertisement for someone...
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If it wasn't florescent green I'd say this is a solid advertisement for someone...
One of those someones makes a program where the green in question can be changed to the preferred hue and saturation. 8)
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One of those someones makes a program where the green in question can be changed to the preferred hue and saturation. 8)
<Forehead Slap>
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It looks like the Adobe Hiking Club outing. Or maybe the Prophoto Hiking Club. :D
HA! I definitely laffed out loud.
Another beauty, Rajan. You certainly make the most of your travels.
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Nice.
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Wow digital hikers!
I just saw the location on the map... a very remote! and silent place!... even for Iceland...
Aren't you in the neighbourhood of some village in a deep fjord known for its Sun Coffee...? were they celebrate the only moment of the day they see the sun...
cheers... PK
The weather looks good!
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Wow digital hikers!
I just saw the location on the map... a very remote! and silent place!... even for Iceland...
Aren't you in the neighbourhood of some village in a deep fjord known for its Sun Coffee...? were they celebrate the only moment of the day they see the sun...
cheers... PK
The weather looks good!
Yes, this is a fairly remote track.
The Sun Coffee (Sólarkaffi) tradition is most associated with Ísafjörður in the Westfjords although other fjords celebrate it, too. See -
http://icecook.blogspot.com/2007/03/slarkaffi-sun-coffee.html
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Those packs look heavy for a few night camp. Two guys and a gal. Hmmm. Oh, never mind. Nice picture.
Paragliders?
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Paragliders?
Or just normal backpacks with rain covers…
;)