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Submitted: April 28, 2012
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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Shutter Speed:30/1 second
Aperture:F/16.0
Focal Length:16 mm
ISO Speed:100
Date Taken:Dec 15, 2011, 4:25:45 PM
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Frozen Crustby *erezmarom

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Waterscapes

A frozen icesheet over a flowing river in Fjadrargljufur canyon, Iceland. Wearing thermal fishing waders supplied little protection againt the bitter cold of the river. I'd long lost sensation in both my feet, but I was mesmerized by this unique scenery. The tall spires on both sides of the canyon, the icy environment so unfamiliar to an Israeli, the cristal clear river, all made this visit very special.

Fjadrargljufur will be one of many amazing location we'll visit on my upcoming 'Land of Ice' Iceland winter workshop, next January. If you want to experience and shoot these incredible landscapes, please check out the workshop page.

If you can't wait, check out my Iceland gallery here!
You are also welcome to follow my Facebook page, where you can get a first look at my images, as well as get all the info about my work, photo tours and other news.

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Canon 16-35 f/2.8L II

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~TheMilwaukeeProtocol Mar 20, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

THAT is a composition. This photo should be an exemplary sample of how to crop a shot in photography schools. Not only that, but it's vertical, which I think is much harder to get right than are horizontals.