It’s a New Year’s Eve marathon!  Come join us to hear and see about the beginning part of our journey through Iceland!

What?  Iceland isn’t perfect?  No . . . but almost.  Head over to the blog site to hear some thoughts about the more problematic aspects of our trip.  As you might imagine, they’re “problematic” with respect to making photographs.

All trips have to begin somehow.  This one started early and then with a long drive through Germany to Denmark, and then wandering through Denmark before taking the ferry to Iceland.  Come join us to see how the first part of our Iceland vacation went.

Iceland is a geologic wonderland.  Sometimes I wonder if I’d been born there, would I be a geologist?  Come check out the latest of the One-Off Series.

Come over to the blog site to check out the latest in the Iceland One-Off series taken from the F35 in pretty much the middle of nowhere.

I suspect you’re getting a bit tired of all of my “wall” photographs.  Honestly, I hadn’t realized how much of that type of photography I did during the trip.  These are a bit more abstract than some of the others, but no less interesting (to me at least).  Come over to the website to check them out.

No, we’re not talking US politics (or European politics for that matter), we’re talking about the effect of polarizing filters.  In this instance, it’s about the use of a polarizing filter on a particular image from Iceland.  Check out the blog to find out more.

Head on over to the blog site to check out a collection of images from around Iceland.  I’m still in procrastination mode with the trip stories, but at least I’m developing an appreciation of the range of images I made during the trip.

Dirty Harry said in Magnum Force, “A man’s got to know his limitations.”  Come check out the latest in the Iceland One-Off series where I discuss one of my many photographic limitations.