Blue Hour | Alex Strohl

It is during the darkest and coldest time of the year in Iceland where the softest and most diffused light appears. It is this light that has no equal in the eyes of Alex Strohl, who visits Iceland on a regular basis to capture this unique phenomenon.
With more than a decade's experience of documenting the cold regions of the North, French photographer and filmmaker Alex Strohl explores the natural world with a sense of excitement, daring, and joy. Alex lives in Montana, US, and depending on the season, you’ll find him ski touring, gravel riding, or hiking often in the Westfjords, his favorite part of Iceland.
Read the full NORÐUR journal story about Alex Strohl’s Blue Hour at 66north.com bit.ly/3C4Kpp3
Directed, shot, and edited by: Benjamin Hardman
Drone aerials: Benjamin Hardman
Colour grading: Benjamin Hardman
Music: “Seeker” by Vesky, “sea beams” by Adam Bokesch - Licensed through Musicbed

[@Ima-si4kd]

i have ice toes as im watching this in Iceland hahaha, beautiful video!

[@m.a.8335]

Extrem schöne Reflexion einer unglaublichen Gegend! Danke

[@landoncaldwell8196]

Strohlman is a legend!

[@tanja6429]

If Iceland didn't exist, we would have to invent one Iceland. Epic scenery!

[@fisherman85]

So stoked to see this

[@ljac_1314]

love the snaefell i gotsss😉

[@Veskymusic]

Beautiful!

[@kalef1234]

EXPERIENCE man. wow