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Glacial view

February 3, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 03/02/2014
Location: Svinaefellsjokull Glacier, Iceland
Title: Glacial view

Photography has been a powerful tool for artists to showcase their passion for visual art. For landscape lovers, it is through photography that they can express their ingenuity and creativity. Put these two together, it will be a wonderful way of appreciating Mother Nature in a more imaginative and artistic manner.

A recent trip to Iceland gave me the opportunity to capture beautiful sceneries of Svinaefellsjokull Glacier. Iceland bears a frost-molded landscape with tremendously low temperatures. Yet, this place has been given a beautiful and diverse ecosystem and national resources unique to this remote place in the world. Gigantic glaciers, beautiful waterfalls and Northern Lights along with the geysers make Iceland an ideal place for a photographer like me.

This fine art image included more than what the eye can see from a natural point of view. The view is almost unobstructed as it showcased a vaster area of the Svinaefellsjokull Glacier. Take a look at this image and you will be awed by the details and texture of the subjects. The glacial mountain and the blanket of white snow appeared so surreal.

This wide format type of photography is quite impressive once it is done accurately. The stunning images captured are perfect for adding style and artistry in a living room, bedroom or even an office lobby.

Filed Under: Panorama Tagged With: ice, iceland, snow, Svinaefellsjokull glacier, winter

Glacial spillover

February 3, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 03/03/2014
Location: Faajokull Glacier, Iceland
Title: Glacial spillover

Exploring the most isolated yet most enchanting places around the world is not an impossible thing for artists whose passion is adventure photography. These visual artists pursue travel photography and bridge boundaries around the world through the images that they capture. A picture of Iceland’s Falljökull Glacier features the most impressive ice falls from the Vatnajökull ice cap. This panoramic image is a combination of multiple shots and highlights the beautiful and unique terrain of Iceland.

The rugged and raw terrain of Falljökull (Glacier of Lakes) Glacier makes it a perfect subject for a fine art photo. The different textures, lines and patterns in this photo bring it to life. The contrasting hues of the bed of snow and the mountains highlighted the eccentricity of this secluded part of the world. Literally, the extraordinary landscape of Iceland is almost out of this world. The cold, eerie and mysterious atmosphere of the Falljökull Glacier might make it seem as an out of the ordinary location for a photo shoot or any type of creative endeavor. As a matter of fact, Vatnajökull araea (also known as the Vatna Glacier) where the Falljökull Glacier can be found has been a part of the modern day culture. The glacier itself has been a used as a location for various films including the 1985 James Bond sequel “A View to a Kill” played by Roger Moore. In addition to that, The very famous HBO fantasy TV series “Games of Thrones” used the Vatnajökull as a location in November 2011.

Invest on a fine art print of this panoramic shot of the Falljökull Glacier. This will be a perfect addition to an arsenal of visual art masterpieces. Furthermore, it can be a wonderful ornamental piece for various households and establishments.

Filed Under: Panorama Tagged With: Falljökull Glacier, glacier, ice, iceland, snow, winter

Glacial subdivision

February 3, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 03/02/2014
Location: Svinaefellsjokull Glacier, Iceland
Title: Glacial subdivision

There is always something interesting in panoramic shots which draw viewers into taking another look. This is for the fact that this panoramic approach to photography requires a considerable length of time to be visually digested through a quick glass by the human eye. The visual information conveyed in a panoramic shot is evenly disseminated across a field of view or FOV. Thus, it requires two or three glances before the image starts to sink into our brains. This image of the glaciers in Iceland is a beautiful example of a panoramic shot.

The panoramic photo featured above is very stunning because it provided a complete and detailed view of the glacier. A particular landscape appears to come alive in a much wider perspective.  With the correct camera equipment and skills, a panoramic photo will turn out to be a creative masterpiece. This panoramic view of Svinaefellsjokull Glacier in Iceland conveys a strange sense of ambiguity. It arouses an assortment of human emotions. It may appear cold and gloomy to some but it is a beautiful form of visual art to others.

Including a fine art print of this panoramic shot of Svinaefellsjokull Glacier in Iceland can be a valuable decision. You can begin any design plan for a home or office space with this fine art print. It can be a perfect for various room spaces which needs an artsy and homey sense.

Filed Under: Panorama Tagged With: glacier, ice, iceland, panorama, snow, Svinaefellsjokull glacier

Iced out sunset

January 9, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

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Date: 03/01/2014
Location: Svinaefellsjokull Glacier, Iceland
Title: Iced out sunset

Iceland is place of significant contradictions. It is a volcanic island yet its climate is wickedly wintry and cold. However, for photographers, Iceland can be a like Disneyland for a fine art landscape photographer. This is for the fact that patterns may it be unvarying or contradicting can yield a beautiful photograph. One of the most significant elements in photography is effective composition. A fine art image is at its best when it has captured various textures in a photograph. When you speak about texture it is the curves, patterns and contrast that make a great photo. This fine art image of the Svinaefellsjokull Glacier emphasized on the contrast and texture of the elements in the environment. The texture in this photo emphasized the individual details of the rock formations, glacial mountain the Icelandic skyline all during a spectacular sunset.

The rendered texture in this photo gave the viewers the pleasure to experience the beauty of Iceland. This picture is capable of allowing people to imagine them standing right in front of this captivating scenery. The attention to detail gave this snapshot character and realism. The beautiful horizon and dainty cloud formation balanced the unbreakable   appeal of the rock formation beneath it.

Due to its vague and pragmatic appeal, this fine art image can be a gorgeous ornamental piece. Thinking of ways on how to upscale a home or office interior design to be more artsy and elegant, a fine art print of this landscape can be a wise investment to make.

Filed Under: Sunset Tagged With: ice, iceland, sunset, Svinaefellsjokull glacier

Frosted blues

January 3, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

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Date: 03/01/2014
Location: Svinaefellsjokull Glacier, Iceland
Title: Frosted blues

Photography captures both the literal and the abstract beauty of things. A photo shoot amidst a brutally cold environment in Iceland can be a challenge. There can be limited possibilities of capturing interesting landscape photos as the place might look barren and cold. However, being able to capture the exceptional and hidden beauty of what Iceland has to offer can be a perfect opportunity for photographers to explore their own level of creativity. The picture above was taken during a walk near Svinaefellsjokull Glacier in Iceland.

This image is an abstract photograph as it does not represent the subject in an obvious and literal way. It communicates chiefly through the repetition of colors, forms, lines and curves rather than the details of the image itself. What you actually see is a piece of the glacial surface that caught my attention during my visit.  The image appears to have a marble-like surface. If you look into the minute details on the lower part of the image, it appears to be a smudged part of a watercolor painting. This image emulates the essentials in abstract photography: color, form and curves. These elements form distinctive human reactions like melancholy, sadness and confusion.

This is a beautiful visual art as it plays with the human side of creativity and imagination. It will be nice to have a fine art print of this masterpiece to generate a sense of artistry in a home or office space.

 

Filed Under: Winter Tagged With: ice, iceland, snow, Svinaefellsjokull glacier, winter

Ice shapes

January 2, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

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Date: 03/01/2014
Location: Svinaefellsjokull Glacier, Iceland
Title: Ice shapes

All throughout time, a lot of people were drawn into photography. However, there are photography aficionados who would take their interest to another level. They travel around the world just to capture a beautiful photographs of the most iconic and beautiful place around the world. A trip to Iceland definitely allowed me to capture images of the beauty, uniqueness and rarity of this beautiful frozen destination.

A hike before sunset on the glaciers will reveal a lot of interesting photography subjects. This image was taken during a walk near Svinaefellsjokull Glacier. At first glance, this image looks like just like the ground covered with slippery ice. For a few, it may seem like the glistening backs of whales or sea lions trying to relax amidst the cold Icelandic climate. Indeed, that is the beauty of fine art photography. It can showcase the different dimensions and perceptions of the subject beyond what it is.

This fine art shot portrays the beauty of the glaciers against a beautiful horizon. The contrast between the cold climate and the clear evening sky was captured in detail in this photo. The cloud formations appeared so billowy and soft.

Purchasing a fine art print of this scenery is a sensible design idea. These type of landscape photographs are timeless and versatile. It can suit a living room or bedroom design plan. However, its puzzling look can be a perfect masterpiece for various establishments who would want to create an artsy ambiance in their offices and lobbies alike.

Filed Under: Winter Tagged With: ice, iceland, Svinaefellsjokull glacier, winter

Winter Stream

March 12, 2013 By admin Leave a Comment

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Date: 02/09/2013

Location: Yosemite National Park, California

Title: Winter Stream

Filed Under: Winter Tagged With: bridalveil fall, ice, snow, stream, winter, yosemite national park, Yosemite Valley

Tears of Bridalveil Fall

March 11, 2013 By admin Leave a Comment

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK - STREAM BY BRIDALVEIL FALL-8060

Date: 02/09/2013

Location: Yosemite National Park, California

Title: Tears of Bridalveil Fall

Bodies of water are really ethereal subjects for outdoor photography. The Bridalveil Fall is one of the best tourist attractions right off Yosemite National Park. This photo of the cascading body of water resembles that of teardrops. This photo is a sheer representation of the unceasing emotions and sentiments.
For those who love outdoor photography involving waterfalls, Yosemite is a credible subject for an adventure photo shoot outdoors. Capturing a perfect picture of the Bridalveil Fall is really exciting. However, the mere process of taking snapshots of waterfalls would require proper timing to catch when the water would best flow. In addition to that, amazing waterfall images can result to from choosing the best shutter speed which could either capture freeze or magnify the movements of the water.
This photo of the cascade is shot during winter time. It is a perfect mood shot after a blissful fall of snow. The wintry background conveys a lot of character which can evoke nostalgia and reminiscing. The Bridalveil Fall remains to be visible to visitors even during the winter season. The flowing water of Bridalveil is really beautiful despite the freezing cold. This Yosemite attraction appears like an unending flow of teardrops cleansing and washing away its own path.

Filed Under: Streams Tagged With: bridalveil fall, ice, snow, stream, winter, yosemite national park

Frosted spikes

October 29, 2012 By admin Leave a Comment

Date: 09/29/2012

Location: Longfellow Mine, Ouray, Colorado

Macro photography can definitely take an audience to better heights and rarely seen vantage points. Nonetheless, close up photography would require a lot of attention to precision and technique. This image of a frost on a wooden surface depicts sheer technical skills in photography. These frosted spikes look so vivid and detailed. The contrast of colors and texture is definitely amazing. For a photo to capture the minute details of certain subject it invokes an abstract way of viewing things around.

This amazing fine art image was taken right off the Longfellow Mine. The best thing about macro photography is capturing the best images possible out of odd subjects. Longfellow has been one of the most notable landmarks of how prolific the mining business was several decades ago.  This image of tiny frosted spikes somehow is a perfect reminder that Mother Nature’s artistry is definitely fascinating.

If you are looking for a perfect addition to complete your modern interiors, this fine art photo is perfect. It will really fit well into an entertainment room, a hallway or a focal point for your living room.  This is a fine art photo that will suit homes with zen or earth tones interiors. This is a nice center piece or focal point for a work station within your home. Office spaces can be adorned with this very gorgeous microphotography masterpiece.

Filed Under: Macro Tagged With: closeup, colorado, colorado fall colors, frost, ice, longfellow mine, macro, texture, wood

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