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Finaly, I have sorted the images taken in Iceland. It took a while, but I think it was worth it. Follow any of the links below and you will end up in the folder for my selection of the recent Iceland trip. Chilly to the bone, windy and wet, but what a beatifull land!
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Like last year I went to the Hallerbos near Brussels, however, this year I went a couple of weeks earlier to catch the first blossoming of the bluebells. While the moring was beatifull with great colors reflecting on the leaves it never quite seemed to fall upon the leaves or bluebells I had choosen to be part of my composition. A bit lost for ideas I tried some alternative photographs. Good or bad, you decide, at least I had a pleasant morning.
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March number of 'Grasduinen' featuring moor frog article |
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 The March issue of the Dutch nature magazine 'Grasduinen' features an article written and illustrated by Marijn Heuts, Paul van Hoof and myself about moor frogs. More specifically, in the article the focus is on the moor frog's blue color in spring time. For any of you who have seen more of my work will know, photographing amfibians is someting that I have a weak spot for. Turning it into an article makes for a nice outlet for my enjoyment in all the nightly hours. Hope many more blue springs lay in the future of these little frogs!
Click on the image on the left to open the draft version of the article. For the real and final article, there is no substitute for the real thing.
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Together with Paul van Hoof I am now on a trip to iceland. Actually we are now halfway already. For images stay tuned, soon I will post some here! For a first small peek have a look at the image below. These images were made in the southern region being Vik (left image) and Jokulsarlon (ther other one's).
update March 12th: Since today we are in the Myvatn region. Weather is looking promising for cold and maybe a bit of snow. Fingers crossed and hope the ice queen is on our hand!
update March 18th: After a long night of some last possibilities to photograph nothern lights (we were out of the field at about 3:45 and boarded the plane at 7:20) the trip has now really ended. The end was a good one, with some moments of bright aurora activity. On the two nights in the 2 weeks when we had (some) clear skies) we were also lucky enough to see the nothern lights. The two weeks are over and now it is time to sort through all the photographs taken. I soon hope to find some time to sort it out and put (at least some) here for you to see.
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