Nice work Mads. Great to see a "new" location being highlighted. Just shows there are still places on the globe that haven't been photographed to death. Looking forward to future parts.
Congratulations, Mads. You seem to find such interesting locations, but usually they are in snow, rain & freezing wind! Quite a variation this time. I look forward to seeing more of this location.
Once again great content and pics.....you are indeed heavily underrated compared to many others.....so keep on doing what you love to do....its inspiring to the ones who love photography for what it is....a creative way express feelings and telling a story....
Well done, Mads. I enjoyed the seascape/blowhole images. I also enjoyed a slight chuckle with the unintended "humor" of the interplay of the shadows at 10:40.
This is such a nice place to visit for landscape photography! Can’t wait to watch the rest of the series! I’m going to have a look at your maps as well now :)
Green means slippery...I love it Mads and you are correct ...so great to see you posting your travels again ...never have seen this location...a pioneer again with landscape discoveries...looks quite interesting and as always your maps are AMAZING,you always get the best images out of whatever landscape you are in...thank you as always for sharing and teaching us...
Ey Mads! How lovely is to see you in my country! I have to say my sister lives in Gran Canaria, so I've been there plenty of times and I'm amazed to see that known island with your eyes and as I told you in Iceland last autumn, your ability to see beauty and compose where most of us would just have passed by… CONGRATULATIONS for another great video and pictures! I need to head back to see my sister to take a second look to the island…
Very nice. I wish I’d had your map when I was there in february. In the winter there are few foot steps in the dunes, so I could get nice patterns. Can’t wait to see the next video.
Hello Mads!! I am from Gran Canaria. When I saw this videofile, I get really proud. Thanks for your teaching, your art, your point of view. If you come again, you could contact with me, there are more places for shooting :-). A hug!
Thanks a lot for introducing all of these gorgeous locations to us. It's nice to see some places other than Iceland and Faroers - the perfect place which I could even make my wife want to visit...
Like this video a lot Mads .... thanks ..... maybe with your videos Gran Canaria becomes a magnet for landscape photographers ..... great for combining a photography trip and family vacation like you told ..... I didn't hesitate to buy your map because i used your maps from the Faroe Islands and Iceland and these are very helpful before and during my trips !!!! Super to see Sophie back in the footage.
Yeah, there are several reasons why I don't post them. 1. They take away the attention from the photo. 2. I blend and stack and use advanced Photoshop editing to edit my photos so you wouldn't be able to gain any information from the exit data anyway. 3. Settings are really not that important. If there is anything to be aware of I usually talk about it in the video. Showing the exif data of my photos is basically cheating people into thinking they can get photos like mine in one shot and that's simply not the case.
I thought you were going to say that it was hard to find a dune without a nude sunbather, lol. Never considered Gran Canaria as a photo destination, looks cool, cheers, Mads!
Hello, Mads! I've been seeing your videos for some time now. I like the mood of your videos, content, etc. I'm from Catalonia, but I live in Utah, another paradise, right? But I'm moving again in a few months to Gran Canaria. I lived there a long time ago. Now, I have the amazing opportunity to come back there and enjoy it with my digital camera. It was nice to watch your video yesterday evening. You captured such stunning images of this lovely landscape. You don't know how excited I am to come back to Gran Canaria, etc. If you ever come to the island, let me know, and we can shoot together... Thanks for all, and be safe! Cheers from Utah.
Thank you for another informative video, Mads. It’s nice to make new discoveries! Great photos of the dunes and slot canyon settings. I am visiting The Upper and Lower Slots this month, so the camera settings help a lot.
Loved the Canyon images Mads, thought you caught some interesting shapes and colours. Just booked to travel to Gran Canaria next month on vacation so look forward to seeing the conclusion of your trip next week
Wonderful again! Thank You for this Video. I had to laugh, because now I think about travelling to Gran Canaria and not the far away Antelope Canyon :)
Mads, thank you for this wonderful video, I'll enjoy watching the 2nd part. I would love to know your settings as the shutter speed info would be very interesting. Greetings from Newfoundland.
Thanks, this was a very useful video. A lot of very good information provided. I would not have thought that the island was as photogenic as it appears. You have a very accommodating "significant other" because it is nice to have the human element for scale. Indeed a good use of Sophie throughout the dune sequence. I take it she is a photographer also (that would help). Thank you for all of your thinking that you made available to us.
Thank you for this video. It`s really so friendly, for your impression and spots for your amazing photos. I never expected that from Gran Canaria. If I were there I saw only the beach:-(( 40 years ago.
Hi Mads, I really love your videos, they are always helpful and inspiring. At the 15th of june 2022 I travel to Gran Canaria (have been there in 2018) and will use your amazing tipps. Greetings from Berlin, Mario.
great video, interesting content, awesome tips... one think, for landscape photography, proper day time is the key... for some location it is clear, some location, well it can be a bit tricky.... I would welcome to learn a bit more about good daytime especially for the mentioned "canyon"...
We went to Tenerife a few years ago, and I loved shooting up on the volcano but the rest of the island I found kinda hard to get images... this video shows that the islands definitely have potential, so perhaps I'll suggest here next time the other half wants a "hot weather" holiday 😁
Great video, Mads, with some stunning images. Loved the sand dune minimalistic one. What has happened to the woolly hat? Hardly recognised you with a full crop of hair! Thank you.
Amazing! Will you be doing Fuerteventura too? I'm currently working on the island and will be doing a trip through each island in September. Will be interesting to see what you can find on your travels!
Dont forget to go to Mirador pico de los pozos. Nice spot for milky way photography. Thanks for you video. Gran Canaria desserve more love than the one provided buy cheap booze and party lover.
Hi Mads. This is one of my utmost favourite places to go. My daughter lives there and I love visiting the island. I've never been brave enough to fly my drone there as Spain's laws are very strict, especially in National Parks, which cover most of the island. Did you get a special licence to fly yours?
@@MadsPeterIversen Well done for doing that Mads. When I was there last year, I couldn't make heads or tails out of where the restricted zones were. It seems that 90% of the island is restricted, especially becuase of the military presence on Pico de Nieves. Loving your videos and had a great time using your Faroes Islands map.
Mads Peter Iversen I actually saw your shadow on those sand dunes and I was thinking the same thing - looks like Osmo pocket but then didn’t see it in the description box. That quality is amazing in 4K. Are you happy with it or is it just ok since it gets the job done??
Congrats on the video Mads, once again great tips and "feature packed". I am planning a visit with the wife and her family to the islands in the end of the year and these locations will surely help when I have some time to go driving alone by myself. BTW, not sure if you are aware but close to the Canarias is also Madeira, one of my fave places, check my channel (so far only one video but more coming) on the subject. Anyway, keep it up man, I specialluy love the shot of the blow hole.
Having visited Gran Canaria as a tourist I wondered why it wasn't a more popular photography destination. One of my 2 favourite photos are from there, one from the Sand dunes and one from the highlands with the curved roads and Tenerife on the horizon (literally from a lay-by). You also get beautiful Golden Sunset light......and a beer is cheaper than Iceland :-).The only downside is that you don't get much on the way of cloud....but still, the beer is cheaper than Iceland :-)
Mads Peter, I'm very curious for one thing, where and how did you find the information about the slot canyon? I have been several times at Gran Canaria, have searched the internet, but never found the canyon... ;-( So I really like to know how you got the knowledge about the canyon. Thank you my friend! I'm waiting for the second video, so please speed up a little.... ;-)
Lol, thanks, well next video is a short from Iceland, but then it'll be part two of Gran Canaria. As far as I remember I saw a photo from there when I searched for "landscape photography Gran Canaria" on google. After that, I just searched for "Canyon in Gran Canaria" or "slot canyon gran canaria" and found a blog with its name and where it was located. Just some fast google searches :)
OK, so, just watched the video Mads. I didn't link GranCanaria to landscape photography, I thought it was more a surfing spot only, I'm surprised. I understand you were not so optimistic about Antelope Canyon then ? Tourist trap or over-commercialized ?
Try visiting Canyon X near Page, Arizona. It's part of the Antelope Canyon system, but much less well known--at least it was 2 years ago when we were there. My husband and I were the only two people on one of the morning tours. The guide let us take as much time as we wanted, which was far different than our experience a couple of years earlier when we saw Lower Antelope Canyon.
The pictures of the blowhole are amazing. Don't you have problems with a delay in the camera between pressing the button and making the photo? When I see something happening and I press the button I am normally too late, because of the delay. What is your secret?
Looking forward to your next video Mads. I've just booked my next trip to Gran Canaria, so will be buying your map. Your Faroe Islands one was really helpful when I was there earlier in the year. El Bufadero La Garita can be very unpredictable. The first time I went there it was performing well all week and I eventually go this sunrise shot www.flickr.com/photos/cccsec/35415227416/in/dateposted-friend/. When I went back last year it was completely benigne and local kids were using it as a swimming pool. Diving in and doing stunts that made a mockery of the warning signs. One had the cheek to ask if I was going in! I politely declined:-)
Thanks Mads. That was a week of early starts to get there in time for sunrise. Morning after morning of complete cloud cover and that shot was my last day on the island... Persistence paid off:-)
Nice videos as always. A suggestion though, when you use your girlfriend as a model try to find some outfits appropriate like bright colors clothing to separate her from the background. i am sure it will be provide nicer photos.
wellcome to Gran Canaria. Its nice to see a foreign photographer enjoying of our landscapes.
I love the color of the little purple cloud with the dunes, lovely capture. You keep adding places to my bucket list, lol...
Amazing video Mads. So insightful.
Another awesome video Mads!
With no regards on the result of the photos, I absolutely like that you try out new locations
Thanks a lot, Adri :)
Nice work Mads. Great to see a "new" location being highlighted. Just shows there are still places on the globe that haven't been photographed to death. Looking forward to future parts.
There are so many amazing locations out there, it's just about going :) and thanks Julian :)
Great video and super many thanks for sharing all locations and tips!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Very relaxing, great shots again
Good vlog Mads, thnx. Can’t wait for the highlands!
Congratulations, Mads. You seem to find such interesting locations, but usually they are in snow, rain & freezing wind! Quite a variation this time. I look forward to seeing more of this location.
Thanks a lot! Yeah, I just often prefer the Nordic countries. But then again, I thoroughly enjoyed Western US too :)
Love these series you do Mads. Always brilliant.
Mark I concur!
Another great video Mads. Not only do I love seeing your images but also love watching you and Sophie's adventures.
Thank you very much, Pam!
Those maps are awesome! Nice to see some well done travel photography (combining vacation and photography is not always an easy thing to do)
Hehe no, it definitely helps the couple have the same goal ;)
@@MadsPeterIversen same for us fortunately 😂
great video Mads. Love the shots in the canyon.
Your blogs are incredibly educational. Thank you.
Once again great content and pics.....you are indeed heavily underrated compared to many others.....so keep on doing what you love to do....its inspiring to the ones who love photography for what it is....a creative way express feelings and telling a story....
Thank you very much! :)
Well done, Mads. I enjoyed the seascape/blowhole images. I also enjoyed a slight chuckle with the unintended "humor" of the interplay of the shadows at 10:40.
Haha! I didn't even notice that 😅🤣
Nice to see you both getting some sunshine! Thanks for the video - loved the dunes and the slot canyon.
Muchas gracias por tus fantásticos vídeos de Gran Canaria, Mads. Un cordial saludo!!
Great video! Sophie looked so happy in the caves :)
As always a terrific video and Images. Wonderful to see the lovely Sophie.
Thank you very much, Savage :)
Always super informative videos! You definitely capitalized on your time there!
I enjoyed watching you in a new location, Lots of great information also, Looking forward to part 2!
This is such a nice place to visit for landscape photography! Can’t wait to watch the rest of the series!
I’m going to have a look at your maps as well now :)
I love your vision!
Great video. Love the sand dune photos.
I enjoy your work and your approach to photography in general. Keep up the good work. Cheers Sam
Green means slippery...I love it Mads and you are correct ...so great to see you posting your travels again ...never have seen this location...a pioneer again with landscape discoveries...looks quite interesting and as always your maps are AMAZING,you always get the best images out of whatever landscape you are in...thank you as always for sharing and teaching us...
Nicely done.
really amazing job and beautiful photos
6:25 - really resonates with me - feels perfectly balanced.
Awesome as always 😆
Great Video !!
Super . New photo location. Looking forward to the next video...
Enjoyed that 👍 not a place I would have thought about going. Looks great. Superb info yet again. Thanks
Nope, me neither but worked out so well :)
looks fun excited to see the MW shots
Thanks, very pictures and very good information for outdoors photographers 👌
'use your barin' i love that advice. lots of people don't do that in a lot of situations and places..
Nice vid and great shots, danke.
Very very nice video. Had not seen before that destination covered. Gives us new ideas! Please continue on that trend. Love your idea of the maps!
Lovely shots
Thank you very much for this great video... 🤗
love you vids mads keep up the good work!
Ey Mads! How lovely is to see you in my country! I have to say my sister lives in Gran Canaria, so I've been there plenty of times and I'm amazed to see that known island with your eyes and as I told you in Iceland last autumn, your ability to see beauty and compose where most of us would just have passed by… CONGRATULATIONS for another great video and pictures! I need to head back to see my sister to take a second look to the island…
Thank you very much, Ciro! It is indeed a beautiful island and thanks for the kind words :D
Wow
Great images
Very nice. I wish I’d had your map when I was there in february. In the winter there are few foot steps in the dunes, so I could get nice patterns. Can’t wait to see the next video.
Hello Mads!! I am from Gran Canaria. When I saw this videofile, I get really proud. Thanks for your teaching, your art, your point of view. If you come again, you could contact with me, there are more places for shooting :-). A hug!
Thank you for your inspiring video, I'm going to Gran Canaria tomorrow👍. Definitely bringing my camera!
fantastic Mads, and Sophie, great content as usual, been watching you on Nicks Faroe Islands too.
Thanks a lot! Yeah, Nick and I just had a great couple of weeks :)
Thanks a lot for introducing all of these gorgeous locations to us. It's nice to see some places other than Iceland and Faroers - the perfect place which I could even make my wife want to visit...
Like this video a lot Mads .... thanks ..... maybe with your videos Gran Canaria becomes a magnet for landscape photographers ..... great for combining a photography trip and family vacation like you told .....
I didn't hesitate to buy your map because i used your maps from the Faroe Islands and Iceland and these are very helpful before and during my trips !!!!
Super to see Sophie back in the footage.
Thanks a lot, Mario. I don't think it'll be a magnet but it's worth knowing it's there and has something cool to offer :)
that looks quite beautiful : )
Next time when I visit Gran Canaria I will going for the blowhole! Thank you very much for these tipps!
Great 1st image Mads, love the tear drop effect in the second image. Like the 2nd shot from the dunes has a nice balance to it.
Thank you very much, Paul :)
Great locations
great video + stunning photos | also good to see that you are also not always at the right time, with right tide and with the right sky ;)
Hehe yeah, it was impossible for that last photo. Never got a clear horizon and as such it was of less priority :)
Such an interesting area and well done video, very enjoyable.
Nice video! You used to put the photo details (f number, iso, shutter speed, filters) to the photos as well. I found those interesting.
Yeah, there are several reasons why I don't post them.
1. They take away the attention from the photo.
2. I blend and stack and use advanced Photoshop editing to edit my photos so you wouldn't be able to gain any information from the exit data anyway.
3. Settings are really not that important. If there is anything to be aware of I usually talk about it in the video.
Showing the exif data of my photos is basically cheating people into thinking they can get photos like mine in one shot and that's simply not the case.
No point to having the settings, they change with the weather !! (avaliable light)
I thought you were going to say that it was hard to find a dune without a nude sunbather, lol. Never considered Gran Canaria as a photo destination, looks cool, cheers, Mads!
Haha! Well, that wasn't too hard ;)
Admittedly never did I ;)
Hello, Mads! I've been seeing your videos for some time now. I like the mood of your videos, content, etc. I'm from Catalonia, but I live in Utah, another paradise, right? But I'm moving again in a few months to Gran Canaria. I lived there a long time ago. Now, I have the amazing opportunity to come back there and enjoy it with my digital camera. It was nice to watch your video yesterday evening. You captured such stunning images of this lovely landscape. You don't know how excited I am to come back to Gran Canaria, etc. If you ever come to the island, let me know, and we can shoot together... Thanks for all, and be safe! Cheers from Utah.
Thank you for another informative video, Mads. It’s nice to make new discoveries! Great photos of the dunes and slot canyon settings. I am visiting The Upper and Lower Slots this month, so the camera settings help a lot.
Loved the Canyon images Mads, thought you caught some interesting shapes and colours. Just booked to travel to Gran Canaria next month on vacation so look forward to seeing the conclusion of your trip next week
scotty4418 hopefully you get to come home with great images too!
It'll be two weeks, I don't have time to put it together before ;)
Wonderful again! Thank You for this Video. I had to laugh, because now I think about travelling to Gran Canaria and not the far away Antelope Canyon :)
Haha yeah, well these slot canyons are nothing compared to antelope, but for photography they work really well :)
Great video, you continue to sell me on new locations to shoot. First the Faroe Islands now the Canary Islands...
Mads, thank you for this wonderful video, I'll enjoy watching the 2nd part. I would love to know your settings as the shutter speed info would be very interesting. Greetings from Newfoundland.
Hi Pat, I put answer in regard to the settings on another comment. Also, I talk about the settings in the video if they're of interest :)
Thanks, this was a very useful video. A lot of very good information provided. I would not have thought that the island was as photogenic as it appears. You have a very accommodating "significant other" because it is nice to have the human element for scale. Indeed a good use of Sophie throughout the dune sequence. I take it she is a photographer also (that would help). Thank you for all of your thinking that you made available to us.
Well said! I definitely agree too.
she strikes me as more than accommodating as such. she seems really into it. Good for you Mads
She's the best person I know :)
Thank you for this video. It`s really so friendly, for your impression and spots for your amazing photos. I never expected that from Gran Canaria. If I were there I saw only the beach:-(( 40 years ago.
Hi Mads, I really love your videos, they are always helpful and inspiring. At the 15th of june 2022 I travel to Gran Canaria (have been there in 2018) and will use your amazing tipps. Greetings from Berlin, Mario.
great video, interesting content, awesome tips... one think, for landscape photography, proper day time is the key... for some location it is clear, some location, well it can be a bit tricky.... I would welcome to learn a bit more about good daytime especially for the mentioned "canyon"...
Great stuff, only been to Tenerife and La Gomera.
Hello Mads, You are a Master Photographer! Loved your images. I suppose you will be thinking of a Photographic Tour here in the future?
I think you managed to get a lot of good pictures despite the totally *meh* skies. Great job!
Thank you very much! :)
Looks like an interesting place!. Just been looking at some of the crazy geology on Lanzarote.
We went to Tenerife a few years ago, and I loved shooting up on the volcano but the rest of the island I found kinda hard to get images... this video shows that the islands definitely have potential, so perhaps I'll suggest here next time the other half wants a "hot weather" holiday 😁
Haha, yeah definitely do that. There is plenty here for a week :)
Great video, Mads, with some stunning images. Loved the sand dune minimalistic one. What has happened to the woolly hat? Hardly recognised you with a full crop of hair! Thank you.
Haha yeah, well heat happened ;)
Hi Mads, great video, really enjoyed it, not often I watch a video all the way through... can I ask what software you use to create your videos?
Thanks a lot! I use Premiere Pro :)
superb video. appreciate your narrative very informative. miss the camera settings.
I've added an answer to another comment in regard to the settings ;)
Amazing! Will you be doing Fuerteventura too? I'm currently working on the island and will be doing a trip through each island in September. Will be interesting to see what you can find on your travels!
Not the plan, but thanks a lot :)
Interesting place - I'll bet that you will go back to try to catch those dunes right after a wind storm and before anyone else gets there.
Dont forget to go to Mirador pico de los pozos. Nice spot for milky way photography. Thanks for you video. Gran Canaria desserve more love than the one provided buy cheap booze and party lover.
Hi Mads. This is one of my utmost favourite places to go. My daughter lives there and I love visiting the island. I've never been brave enough to fly my drone there as Spain's laws are very strict, especially in National Parks, which cover most of the island. Did you get a special licence to fly yours?
I just didn't fly in the national parks. I studied a few maps of where the boarders were and generally stuck to the regular rules about height etc :)
@@MadsPeterIversen Well done for doing that Mads. When I was there last year, I couldn't make heads or tails out of where the restricted zones were. It seems that 90% of the island is restricted, especially becuase of the military presence on Pico de Nieves. Loving your videos and had a great time using your Faroes Islands map.
Great video! i'm going to gran canaria in september, when will you upload part 2?
Thanks a lot! Next one will be on the 16th :)
@@MadsPeterIversen sweet! i'm looking forward to it! great tips in your video's!! keep up the good work!
HI PETER ,Great pleasure video! Sophie also use dslr.cool. can you please make a video about her photos?Amnon n NYC.
Hey Mads, do you use a gimbal when you vlog? The footage is really steady but I didn't see one on your gear list in the description
Cheers
I use the DJI ozmo pocket, not sure I've added it yet ;)
Mads Peter Iversen
I actually saw your shadow on those sand dunes and I was thinking the same thing - looks like Osmo pocket but then didn’t see it in the description box.
That quality is amazing in 4K. Are you happy with it or is it just ok since it gets the job done??
Congrats on the video Mads, once again great tips and "feature packed". I am planning a visit with the wife and her family to the islands in the end of the year and these locations will surely help when I have some time to go driving alone by myself. BTW, not sure if you are aware but close to the Canarias is also Madeira, one of my fave places, check my channel (so far only one video but more coming) on the subject. Anyway, keep it up man, I specialluy love the shot of the blow hole.
Yeah I know about Madeira. It's high on the bucket list :)
@@MadsPeterIversen Let me know when you feel like going there man, I have some spots for you to visit, :)
Having visited Gran Canaria as a tourist I wondered why it wasn't a more popular photography destination. One of my 2 favourite photos are from there, one from the Sand dunes and one from the highlands with the curved roads and Tenerife on the horizon (literally from a lay-by). You also get beautiful Golden Sunset light......and a beer is cheaper than Iceland :-).The only downside is that you don't get much on the way of cloud....but still, the beer is cheaper than Iceland :-)
Yeah we almost didn't see any clouds, but so beautiful it was :)
Hey Mads, did you notice a massive drop in image quality since you made the switch to Sony ?
Nope?
Fuerteventura is the second largest canary island as well as the oldest, tenerife being the largest
Oh my mistake, I actually thought it was Gran Canaria :)
What is the name and location of the slot canyon? Which road is it on? I am going to GC in November and will hire a car.
Mads Peter,
I'm very curious for one thing, where and how did you find the information about the slot canyon? I have been several times at Gran Canaria, have searched the internet, but never found the canyon... ;-( So I really like to know how you got the knowledge about the canyon. Thank you my friend! I'm waiting for the second video, so please speed up a little.... ;-)
Lol, thanks, well next video is a short from Iceland, but then it'll be part two of Gran Canaria.
As far as I remember I saw a photo from there when I searched for "landscape photography Gran Canaria" on google. After that, I just searched for "Canyon in Gran Canaria" or "slot canyon gran canaria" and found a blog with its name and where it was located. Just some fast google searches :)
@@MadsPeterIversen Thank you for the info!
About photographing in the canyon - it would be quite good if the girl's dress was a contrasting color to the terracotta. For example, blue...
Third largest. Fuerte and Tenerife are larger.
OK, so, just watched the video Mads. I didn't link GranCanaria to landscape photography, I thought it was more a surfing spot only, I'm surprised. I understand you were not so optimistic about Antelope Canyon then ? Tourist trap or over-commercialized ?
Just too many people crammed into a narrow canyon. It's beautiful but you don't have time or room to explore and have fun.
Try visiting Canyon X near Page, Arizona. It's part of the Antelope Canyon system, but much less well known--at least it was 2 years ago when we were there. My husband and I were the only two people on one of the morning tours. The guide let us take as much time as we wanted, which was far different than our experience a couple of years earlier when we saw Lower Antelope Canyon.
I was going to write that the canyon reminds me of Antelope Canyon, except that it is small and open.
The pictures of the blowhole are amazing. Don't you have problems with a delay in the camera between pressing the button and making the photo? When I see something happening and I press the button I am normally too late, because of the delay. What is your secret?
I just photograph in continuous shooting :)
Dies Sophie use Made as her scale / foreground subject ! ? : )
She does from time to time :)
Looking forward to your next video Mads. I've just booked my next trip to Gran Canaria, so will be buying your map. Your Faroe Islands one was really helpful when I was there earlier in the year. El Bufadero La Garita can be very unpredictable. The first time I went there it was performing well all week and I eventually go this sunrise shot www.flickr.com/photos/cccsec/35415227416/in/dateposted-friend/. When I went back last year it was completely benigne and local kids were using it as a swimming pool. Diving in and doing stunts that made a mockery of the warning signs. One had the cheek to ask if I was going in! I politely declined:-)
Beautiful shot and funny how it was used as a pool! I would be afraid of a current :p
Thanks Mads. That was a week of early starts to get there in time for sunrise. Morning after morning of complete cloud cover and that shot was my last day on the island... Persistence paid off:-)
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Nice videos as always. A suggestion though, when you use your girlfriend as a model try to find some outfits appropriate like bright colors clothing to separate her from the background. i am sure it will be provide nicer photos.
Those images would be great without some one in them I think .
Everyone to their own ;)