Another wonderful video Mads. Really appreciate to the GETTING THERE info at the start (as usual). So much better than helplessly wandering around without a clue, when you've done all the ground work for us. :)
I keep on going back to this series watching it time and time again, most often when I feel a bit bummed out in life in general. Every time I re-watch it, it fills me with some sort of calmness and I always end up feeling a lot better after watching your work. Mads, you are a great artist and you have created something special in this Iceland-series. I really like all your series, but this one is in my opinion one notch above everything else. Thank you for making this, and keep up your great work!
You’re doing everything right Mads! The pictures, The drone footage, your explanations, yeah, everything! Thank you for all the effort you put in to your work for us to enjoy!
What a absolutely valuable video this is, especially towards the end with explanation on 'zooming in', loved it Mads, as ever, I watch in great awe of your ability to bring such wonderful landscapes to us all, Thank you !
Thank you so much again to share your expertise, in this beautifull location, that I cant wait visiting and photographing by myself in less than 2 months from now...
Great vlog and Beautiful and spectacular Shots with that pink to rose colored light on the glacier and the mountains. The northern lights just adds extra beauty to the whole scene. Looks like you and Nigel are a great deal of fun in Iceland getting these epic and amazing landscape shots.
Mads, what a truly spectacular episode. The drone photography, the timelapse with the Northern Lights and the final images all combined to again push the boundaries in terms of quality and entertainment of online content. Just had to watch this a second time before I commented as this blew me away
Great Job. The Northern lights are high on my bucket list, but I hate cold weather. I live in the southern US where it was 91 degrees Fahrenheit today.
Peter, I am SO glad you and Nigel are friends! Do you guys ever socialize with one another? I have followed his videos for some time. I discovered your tutorials and videos only yesterday 9-20-2019. both of you are gifted photographers and I enjoy learning from you and viewing your amazing photos. Yes, I have subscribed.
Tnx of putting your drone through these risks for our entertainment :-) Tnx for sharing the beauty of this landscape (inaccessible to so many of us) through your videos and photos. I've been following for sometime now.
Ohh. Flashback. It was one of the nicest evenings in Iceland I had 2 months ago at Svinafellsjökul. Amazing scenery. No tourists when I visited. I was permitted to fly inside the NFZ and got some amazing footage. These glaciers truely are amazing. Again, Mads, a great video from you. Looking forward to editing my version soon of this glacier. BR Ulrik
Just amazing. Having that drone really does come in handy for getting angles you could never get otherwise, like the sunset shot looking back at yourself. And this video has me even more looking forward to my first ever Iceland photo excursion this October. We will see what I can come up with over 10 days and with a little simpler equipment. Thanks as always.
Svinyfe...Sninafjelly....the glacier looks like its a really tough location to shoot and pronounce lol but amazing for drone photography and those northern lights were just spectacular. As always Mads a wonderful mix of beautiful images and down to earth clear information
Great video Mads. My Danish nephew is just getting inspired to do photography so I’ve forwarded this video to him and hopefully gained another sub for you! Thank you! Tusind Tak!
Awesome as usual. All the more special for me as I’ve driven passed this glacier 2 times in the past few days. I hiked up to a glacier near Höfn but I can’t find the name now...grrr. No good light at Eystrahorn due to bad weather. Next time....
Nice work with both your camera and drone pics. The video from the drone is also amazing. Are you flying the Mavic 2 Pro? Just curious. Take care, and thanks again for the wonderful video on this magical place. I am so stoked to go next July!
Stunning images of the Northern lights! I've never seen them in person. Do they move and flow as you show, or are they more static, with the movement accentuated by time lapse? Lovely images, thanks. Good teaching points on the use of telephotos.
Great work and planning on watching all of the videos before my trip around equinox. It’s really generous of you to share all the details and settings. One quick questions .. what’s the location ( how to to get there) where you zoomed in on Nigel? Thanks
Great video!! Thank you! Two things to keep in mind - there is a warning to go there right now on safetravel.is because of the unstable mountains/land. As part of the Vatnajökull National Park sadly flying a drone is forbidden there.
Thanks for the notice on safetravel.is. In regard to the drone flying it's forbidden yes... unless you have enough money to pay them off (Hollywood does) or you get a permit. There is no birdlife what so ever above or in the glaciers and walking away from the tourists and not flying above them (as you should) does not put them in danger, making all the reasons for the prohibition completely irrelevant. Local photographers fly there often. Hopefully, some proper drone rules will start appearing soon.
Mads Peter Iversen wasn’t meant to offend you or anyone. Would love to fly there, too. Same with Jökulsarlon. Nationalparks are forbidden, there are rules. Don’t like it, too, but understand it at some spots. Rangers get stricter to check and fine nowadays, too... Also visiting several times a year, sad that it changes that fast...but seems necessary though
Daniel Günther I wasn't offended at all. No probs :) The illiberal drone "laws" offend me though. I understand why anyone don't want drones above or too close to other people. But without good reasons for closing off such a huge area (which is literally the middle of nowhere) is just marvelously bad politics. It's illiberal rules made fast to try to control something which is only a minor problem in very specific areas. Also, if you can buy yourself to use this technology in disregard for the reasons to not use it. I don't see a reason to respect the "rules". Especially, when you're not hurting anyone or anything - nobody should care :)
Mads Peter Iversen that’s the way it should be, definitely. Always taking care, too. Flew at many spots where I got to see a forbidden sign next time. It’s the people who disturb others, behave badly etc and the amount of tourists that seems to cause it, together with not knowing how to handle all the visitors I think. Then doing it perhaps the wrong way. Difficult. So much footage left here, made it to only one video yet :D. Would be great to fly at Hornstrandir National Park which I cross west to east in August, but sticking to the rules...
Thanks for a great addition to your Iceland series. Was the footage all taken recently? I have a second trip to Iceland planned for 2019, but currently undecided whether to go in summer or again in early October. Any thoughts to sway me one way or the other appreciated.
the inside of your jacket for keeping camera/remote/drone batteries warm? How do you deal with cold as a photographer in freezing situations, fogging etc pls? 2nd question - do you have an app to predict the northern lights probability
When you talk about compression (with emphatic repetition) you sound like a magician insisting "nothing up my sleeve" before you perform the trick, hey presto it looks compressed (but it's not) LOL
It's also one of my favorite spots. I was there with the family last year and therefore bound also with what they want... Nice to see it with the light you get when you're patient. I placed my video about this glacier at ua-cam.com/video/PQYdFPNdOh0/v-deo.html
Pictures are awesome as usual, but.......I have to admit between you and Nigel and others on UA-cam who do the same kind of stuff, I am a bit oversaturated with Iceland.
Link to my 110+ locations Landscape Photography Map of Iceland: gum.co/icelandmap
The square cropped glacier detail shot is stunning.
Another wonderful video Mads. Really appreciate to the GETTING THERE info at the start (as usual). So much better than helplessly wandering around without a clue, when you've done all the ground work for us.
:)
It's always a big pleasure watching your videos and pictures!!!
WOW!!! Stunning, simply stunning!
Thanks for sharing another incredible video of Iceland and for your valuable tips and suggestions.
Its all been said already Mads - simply stunning - and epic photography
I keep on going back to this series watching it time and time again, most often when I feel a bit bummed out in life in general. Every time I re-watch it, it fills me with some sort of calmness and I always end up feeling a lot better after watching your work. Mads, you are a great artist and you have created something special in this Iceland-series. I really like all your series, but this one is in my opinion one notch above everything else. Thank you for making this, and keep up your great work!
You’re doing everything right Mads! The pictures, The drone footage, your explanations, yeah, everything! Thank you for all the effort you put in to your work for us to enjoy!
I love the bit about perspective phographers very rarely explain these useful techniques. Thankyou for yet another beautiful video
That's just STUNNING! Thank you!
Awesome video of an awesome place ! ! Well done Mads . Can't wait to go back to Iceland one day.
Simply stunning images and video! Got the message too- don't walk out on the glacier!
Thank you for posting such high quality work Mads.
Positively beautiful!
"I hope I made myself clear" Indeed, you did!
I was overwhelmed by the last several minutes. Magnificent. Great to see you and Nigel enjoying the adventure.
Glaciers and northern lights certainly makes for a spectacular combinationt. Great episode again Mads.
Great work! Nice vlog and good work on the history!
Really amazing footage. We are so lucky to have the technology needed to get images and photos in places that are so in-accessible.
Fantastic! A real lesson in the rewards that come from patience in waiting for the right light. An amazing job - thanks for sharing it with us 😊
Beautiful photos.
What a absolutely valuable video this is, especially towards the end with explanation on 'zooming in', loved it Mads, as ever, I watch in great awe of your ability to bring such wonderful landscapes to us all, Thank you !
Stunning work, thank you!
Brilliant mads. Loved every second of that. Stunning images oh and thanks for the warning on venturing out on to the glaciers
One word.....WOW! Brilliant drone footage and images!!
Stunning images
oh my god is beautiful !!!! incredible landscape!!!!!!!! congratulations mads, a wonderful job .
Another stunning video with epic shots and very useful tips. Thanks my friend. ;)
Epic video, Mads. Iceland is breathtaking!
Beautiful work Mads. Everybody already used every word in the book how great this video is.
I'll say it in my native Dutch "PRACHTIG"
Cheers
It's like the danish, pragtigt ;)
now that!!! was a serious warning 😳 Seriously good photography !!!
Excellent I love your photos and commentary, you have a way with words. Thanks so much
Stellar work Mads. Pun intended. Northern Lights video is just other-worldly. Thanks for sharing it. Cheers!
Thank you so much again to share your expertise, in this beautifull location, that I cant wait visiting and photographing by myself in less than 2 months from now...
Another great video. Good job!
Spectacular photography, as always, and yes, you made yourself perfectly clear.
Great work Mads, love the texture on the glacial ice! Fantastic drone work mate, both your videos and your stills, well done!
Thanks a lot, Darren! Much appreciated :)
Yesterday we got a new 55 inches oled TV. It is now absolutely stunning watching your videos. Highly recommended with shivers inclusive!
I want to see that too! :D
So happy you got that pano of the gorgeous pink light and leading lines of the glacier! 😍
Great vlog and Beautiful and spectacular Shots with that pink to rose colored light on the glacier and the mountains. The northern lights just adds extra beauty to the whole scene. Looks like you and Nigel are a great deal of fun in Iceland getting these epic and amazing landscape shots.
We had a lot of fun! A really great guy and travel companion :)
Thank you for this wonderful educational video Mads ! The drone shots are true jems !!!!
Mads, what a truly spectacular episode.
The drone photography, the timelapse with the Northern Lights and the final images all combined to again push the boundaries in terms of quality and entertainment of online content. Just had to watch this a second time before I commented as this blew me away
Thank you so much! I always love your praising comments but this was special :)
amazing photos...
Great Job. The Northern lights are high on my bucket list, but I hate cold weather.
I live in the southern US where it was 91 degrees Fahrenheit today.
Simply stunning.
Superb ! 📸
That was like a movie intro incredible. If a big budget movie tried to capture this they'd has a huge risk with the weather not cooperating!
Excellent as always Mads, thanks.
Peter, I am SO glad you and Nigel are friends! Do you guys ever socialize with one another? I have followed his videos for some time. I discovered your tutorials and videos only yesterday 9-20-2019. both of you are gifted photographers and I enjoy learning from you and viewing your amazing photos. Yes, I have subscribed.
Hi Robert. Thanks a lot. Sadly not as much as we'd like. I live in Denmark but we do run workshops together a couple of times a year :)
Fantastic Mads. Having visited there myself I totally agree with you. It’s an awesome sight but not easy to photograph. I used mainly my 70-200 too 😊
Fantastic! amazing how great light elevates a scene, nicely done Mads!
Thank you as always, Adam! Much appreciated :)
Tnx of putting your drone through these risks for our entertainment :-) Tnx for sharing the beauty of this landscape (inaccessible to so many of us) through your videos and photos. I've been following for sometime now.
You making great videos and a learn a lot from you, thanks man
Great drone footage, love to see the northern lights some day!!!
Knall som vanlig! Skal Island i Mars og og man finner ikke bedre forberedelse enn dette. Veldig bra serie! Nesten ferdig med alle fra island nå. 👌
Ohh. Flashback. It was one of the nicest evenings in Iceland I had 2 months ago at Svinafellsjökul. Amazing scenery. No tourists when I visited. I was permitted to fly inside the NFZ and got some amazing footage. These glaciers truely are amazing. Again, Mads, a great video from you. Looking forward to editing my version soon of this glacier. BR Ulrik
another good one Mads, that glacier looked epic.
Great shots Mads, brilliant info as usual.
Magnificent!
Fantastic Shots and Images!
Just amazing. Having that drone really does come in handy for getting angles you could never get otherwise, like the sunset shot looking back at yourself. And this video has me even more looking forward to my first ever Iceland photo excursion this October. We will see what I can come up with over 10 days and with a little simpler equipment. Thanks as always.
Svinyfe...Sninafjelly....the glacier looks like its a really tough location to shoot and pronounce lol but amazing for drone photography and those northern lights were just spectacular. As always Mads a wonderful mix of beautiful images and down to earth clear information
Another stunning video Mads! Your videos are so immersive. Thank you for sharing! Where will you be posting your upcoming workshops? Cheers
They will all be on the website, but I'm waiting for other people to get some stuff done before I can announce. I'll also announce it in the videos :)
Having coffee and traveling the WORLD with Mads Peter Iversen! Thank You!
Hehe you're welcome aboard, Brian ;)
Awesome images and footage!
Great video, thank you
World class Mads!
What an amazing place. Some great footage and images.
Awesome video mads
WOW WOW WOW
Great video Mads. My Danish nephew is just getting inspired to do photography so I’ve forwarded this video to him and hopefully gained another sub for you! Thank you! Tusind Tak!
Hehe thanks a lot, John! :)
Awesome as usual. All the more special for me as I’ve driven passed this glacier 2 times in the past few days. I hiked up to a glacier near Höfn but I can’t find the name now...grrr. No good light at Eystrahorn due to bad weather. Next time....
Nice video mads!
Outstanding video Mads, I really appreciate your though processes as you explain them during you video, spectacular images, thank you!
Your video cheered me up so thanks :)
I'm happy to hear that! :)
Nice work with both your camera and drone pics. The video from the drone is also amazing. Are you flying the Mavic 2 Pro? Just curious. Take care, and thanks again for the wonderful video on this magical place. I am so stoked to go next July!
Marvellous as always. :)
Awesome
6:48 OK, that was a quite graphic warning regarding not walking on the glacier...noted :)
George Reiss Better safe than sorry ;)
Stunning images of the Northern lights! I've never seen them in person. Do they move and flow as you show, or are they more static, with the movement accentuated by time lapse? Lovely images, thanks. Good teaching points on the use of telephotos.
Check out my video on the auroras and you'll have all the answers :)
Great work and planning on watching all of the videos before my trip around equinox. It’s really generous of you to share all the details and settings. One quick questions .. what’s the location ( how to to get there) where you zoomed in on Nigel? Thanks
Outstanding !
really amazed :)
you are the best. I've told you before!
Thank you so much, Gheorghe :)
6:57, Well that took a very dark turn
So beautiful mate :D and do you use polar pro filters for mavic ???
I do sometimes. Most often not when I fly around sunset/sunrise.
Great video!! Thank you!
Two things to keep in mind - there is a warning to go there right now on safetravel.is because of the unstable mountains/land.
As part of the Vatnajökull National Park sadly flying a drone is forbidden there.
Thanks for the notice on safetravel.is.
In regard to the drone flying it's forbidden yes... unless you have enough money to pay them off (Hollywood does) or you get a permit. There is no birdlife what so ever above or in the glaciers and walking away from the tourists and not flying above them (as you should) does not put them in danger, making all the reasons for the prohibition completely irrelevant. Local photographers fly there often. Hopefully, some proper drone rules will start appearing soon.
Mads Peter Iversen wasn’t meant to offend you or anyone. Would love to fly there, too. Same with Jökulsarlon.
Nationalparks are forbidden, there are rules.
Don’t like it, too, but understand it at some spots. Rangers get stricter to check and fine nowadays, too...
Also visiting several times a year, sad that it changes that fast...but seems necessary though
Daniel Günther I wasn't offended at all. No probs :)
The illiberal drone "laws" offend me though. I understand why anyone don't want drones above or too close to other people. But without good reasons for closing off such a huge area (which is literally the middle of nowhere) is just marvelously bad politics. It's illiberal rules made fast to try to control something which is only a minor problem in very specific areas. Also, if you can buy yourself to use this technology in disregard for the reasons to not use it. I don't see a reason to respect the "rules". Especially, when you're not hurting anyone or anything - nobody should care :)
Mads Peter Iversen that’s the way it should be, definitely. Always taking care, too. Flew at many spots where I got to see a forbidden sign next time.
It’s the people who disturb others, behave badly etc and the amount of tourists that seems to cause it, together with not knowing how to handle all the visitors I think. Then doing it perhaps the wrong way. Difficult.
So much footage left here, made it to only one video yet :D.
Would be great to fly at Hornstrandir National Park which I cross west to east in August, but sticking to the rules...
Hi Mads, I love your videos!!! What time of year was this video taken ?
Hi Cindy, it has footage from February and March :)
Mads Peter Iversen Awesome!!
Take it from me, someone who does NOT speak Icelandic, your Icelandic pronunciation and accent were perfect..!! LOL!
HAHA! :D
Thanks for a great addition to your Iceland series. Was the footage all taken recently? I have a second trip to Iceland planned for 2019, but currently undecided whether to go in summer or again in early October. Any thoughts to sway me one way or the other appreciated.
I shot it during Feb and March of 2018 :)
Quick question, is there any restriction in flying the drone in Iceland?
Who did the music for this episode?
the inside of your jacket for keeping camera/remote/drone batteries warm? How do you deal with cold as a photographer in freezing situations, fogging etc pls? 2nd question - do you have an app to predict the northern lights probability
Check out my video on the auroras for the 2nd question. I normally just warm up the batteries between my legs if it's very cold.
what month of the year were you there? Was this your second trip? Thanks.
February and March, this was my 4th trip :)
When you talk about compression (with emphatic repetition) you sound like a magician insisting "nothing up my sleeve" before you perform the trick, hey presto it looks compressed (but it's not) LOL
Justified use of the word stunning. :-)
No words. Just enjoyed every minute. You're living the dream and I appreciate being able to enjoy some of the journey with you!
The heavens declare the glory of the Lord, the skys proclaim His goodness
It's also one of my favorite spots. I was there with the family last year and therefore bound also with what they want... Nice to see it with the light you get when you're patient.
I placed my video about this glacier at ua-cam.com/video/PQYdFPNdOh0/v-deo.html
Beautiful content you got there too :)
Pictures are awesome as usual, but.......I have to admit between you and Nigel and others on UA-cam who do the same kind of stuff, I am a bit oversaturated with Iceland.
Yeah, I can understand that. I'd love to go back to Britain ;)