Reynisdrangar, Iceland

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The Reynisdrangar rock formation is located near Vik, Iceland’s southernmost town. The rocks were one of the filming locations for Game of Thrones and are an iconic location in Iceland, well-known to most landscape photographers.

I prefer to travel to Iceland during autumn or winter because the light is amazing and the colours are splendid.

The picture was taken from Dyrhólaey. In the foreground, there is an interesting basalt formation, but I preferred to ignore it and focus on the rocks in a minimalist composition. I used my Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 lens, a 10-stop neutral density (ND) filter, and a sturdy tripod to capture this view.

This picture was taken during wintertime (end of January) in the late afternoon.

Marnix

Marnix Van Marcke has started with photography as a hobby during the seventies. Very soon his hobby transformed into a passion for landscape photography. As such he became an adopter of the “Zone System” and the “Fine Print” techniques as developed by the famous landscape photographer Ansel Adams. Professionally he was active in the computer software industry but recently he started his own business as landscape photographer. He switched to digital photography around the year 2000 and thanks to his IT background this step from analogue to digital was relatively smooth. His experience and knowledge of the “Zone System” and the “Fine Print” was (and still is) applied to the digital photography techniques resulting in very high quality prints. Marnix is the author of a number of photo books. Besides the photographs and text he also takes care of the layout and pre-press. He publishes his books through Blurb.com. Besides his activities as a photographer he is a well appreciated speaker on the subject of landscape photography. As such he regularly gives lectures to the Flemish amateur photo community.

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