How To | Photograph Iceland

Join professional photographer Ron Timehin for a guide to getting the best images from your next trip to Iceland. Ron visits some iconic locations to show you how to approach the different photographic challenges you might face while on the island. He will give you his best tips from kit and settings to logistics and planning to make the most of the stunning scenery.
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⬇️ Here’s the kit we used to make this video: ⬇️
Sony A7S III:
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Sony 85mm f1.8 Lens:
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Sony 50mm f1.8 Lens:
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Sony 24mm f1.4 Lens:
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Rode Wireless GO II:
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Ronin RS 3 Gimbal:
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SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO 300MB/s UHS-II SDXC Card:
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[@paulmoss4199]

Very helpful, thanks. Some tips on taking very cold equipment back to a warm hotel room would also have been useful.

[@johnclay7644]

informative content Thanks Wex.

[@macbaar6073]

What about the gear reaction and functionality within low temperatures?

[@10tacleboy83]

nice tips, but what's about diffraction at f22 and a 61mp sensor? is'nt it noticeble?

[@kirstyhepworth7343]

Great video

[@WexPhotoVideo]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@markr3926]

Best way to find the worst performance in a lens is choose f22 !!

[@christill]

Why are you flying to Iceland for no reason? We’re in a climate crisis. Why don’t you go somewhere you can easily get to by rail? AKA anywhere in mainland Europe.

[@macbaar6073]

From UK you have to fly if you don’t want waste time…. And it’s too late… we all should have stopped polluting our breathing air just at the start of the Industrial Revolution… 1760… so for London: no coal heating, no coal driven trains, no coal driven (war) ships…

[@paulmoss4199]

Why not fly to Iceland, it's a very interesting place and I have been five times.

[@markr3926]

0.04% of the atmosphere is co2. If it drops to 0.02% all the plants die. If you are worried about the earth's health concentrate on the man made pollution in the oceans, you can even go and collect it yourself instead of interfering with others and buying into a taxation scam. But if you insist on the co2 narrative then switch your phone off, don't buy another, switch your computer off and don't buy another and don't travel anywhere or buy anything manufactured eat insects & have word with greta about china.

[@cymk]

It's not for no reason. It's tourism. One of Icelands biggest incomes and one of the Worlds most unique countries