I have been to Iceland many times and each time, I am a different photographer, and find myself making images that are different. Over the past five years, if my idea of what I want in a photograph has evolved, so has my post-processing technique. In 2016, I went to Iceland with two Leica cameras … Continue reading Iceland in Monochrome
Ragnar Axelsson, 59, is an Icelandic photographer who is well-known for chronicling the lives of subsistence hunters, fishermen, and farmers in the Arctic, the North Atlantic, Northern Scandinavia, and Siberia. Rax, as he is affectionately called, started photographing (professionally) at the age of 16 and joined Morgunblaðið, the leading Icelandic newspaper, two years later. He … Continue reading Ragnar Axelsson
I felt amazing sense of peace and quiet when making this photo in Iceland. It was cold, below freezing and I just stood there waiting for the ducks to paddle across, without a care. I love the Leica Monochrome for landscapes. This one is without any edits and some minor tweaks. Hope you enjoy it! Continue reading A moment of peace
