In late November, I finally decided to bite the bullet and get a Nikon D800E. I hesitate to call it an upgrade, because although it’s a superior camera in so many ways to my D3; resolution, dynamic range, high ISO capability and autofocus, as well as having fantastic HD video (something I intend to use quite a lot) and a much improved Live View, it’s not at the same level in terms build quality, battery life and it doesn’t have the dual CF card slots.
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The final leg of our trip around Iceland was to the Westfjords. When you look at a road map, you can see why it’s a part of the country that a lot of people miss out. The road hits the coast, going around each and every fjord, making driving to the main towns there a long and torturous journey.
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The drive from the south east to the north was epic. From the east fjords across the dark volcanic Jokuldalsheidi plains. The weather and light was constantly changing, from overcast clouds, to heavy rain, then snow followed by sunshine, and then rain again.
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After leaving the highlands, we headed west across the southern coast of Iceland. The landscape continued to be amazing as we reached the beginning of the Skeidararjokull glacier, the 20km sweep of ice from the vast Vatnajokul glacier that descends almost to the road.
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Iceland has been on the list of places to visit for a very long time…almost as long as I’ve been interested in landscape photography.
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Nathalie and Olivier came all the way from Paris to get married in portugal, the country where their parents were born.
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Filipa and Philip came back to her home town from Bangladesh, where they work for the Red Cross. The venue for their wedding? Where else, but the old palace where the Red Cross is located in Lisbon.
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Last month we shot the wedding of Andreia and Rui and Igreja da Luz. Once again, we’d already met them at their pre-wedding shoot so it was easy to slip into a groove working with them when we went first to Andreia’s house to see her getting ready, and then to Rui before he set off for church.
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Earlier in July I shot the wedding of Mariana and Tiago in Igreja da Luz,and then their Copa da Agua beneath the statue of the Cristo Rei. We’d already done a pre-wedding shoot so we knew each other well and everyone was comfortable around the camera. We went to both their houses to do some photographs before they want to church, and had a great shoot with a pretty excited Mariana.
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When I first met Andreia and Rui and we were talking about their pre-wedding shoot, they explained that the neighborhood of Bairro Alto had always been a special place for them, and that they’d like to do a shoot there.
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