Iceland Photo Tour Images submitted by the Group - June 26th, 2012

Iceland Photo Tour - Images submitted by the Group  - June 26th, 2012

The Iceland Trekkers are home safe, with computers, hard drives and memory cards full of images from the land of Fire and Ice.  

It was an amazing trek filled with many photo opportunities.  Even before the group was home, we were receiving emails from folk saying they never realized the beauty of this place, and I think a few have added it to their bucket list.  I know it won’t be the last tour we offer to Iceland.

Below are a series of random images from our tour, that I’ve asked the group to email me so I could post and share with everyone.  Check back over the next few days to this final post page as I will be adding images as the different photographers that traveled with us submit them.

Thanks for following our Iceland Tour Blog entries you have helped make this the highest followed tour we have done so far.  And to the Trekkers that joined me on this journey thanks again and I hope to travel and photograph with you on a future tour.

Iceland Group Photo

This is a Google Map of Greenland, the points you see on the map match with the three images below.  There were shot with a Canon S100 with a built in GPS then when added to Google Maps in Lightroom4 it marks the position of your photos.  Thanks Bill Hall for submitting these shots and the Map.

Flying over Greenland, image by Bill Hall

Looking down at Greenland from 34,000 feet, image by Bill Hall

Approaching the coast of Greenland, image by Bill Hall

Even the horses get my jokes in Iceland, image by Gail Nichol

Style in Iceland, image by Randy Van Hooren

Puffin’s in the Ocean, image by Randy Van Hooren

Second oldest church in Iceland, image by Sue Smith

Just for Patti, second oldest church in Iceland, image by Sue Smith

An HDR shot of the old church, what a beautiful setting, image by Sue Smith

Sue Smith on the Black Basalt Beach near Vik, image by Terry Lennox

Waiting to greet his guests, image by Sue Smith

James by the edge, Dettifoss in Jokulsarqljufur National Park, image by Sue Smith

Godafoss Panoramic shot, image by James Cowie

In the warm volcanic regions there is a mosquitto like creature called a midge.  This is a swarm of them.  Sue and Gail seeking shelter ... image by Pia O'Leary.

The glass at the Harpe cast a beautiful light, Joyce taking a photo, image by Pia O'Leary.

Susan and James at Dettifoss, here's looking at you, image by Pia O'Leary.

Grave yard near the turf roof houses, image by Nancy McRae.

Beautiful waves, image by Nancy McRae

Stairs at Saga, Image by Nancy McRae

Midnight Meadow, Image by Nancy McRae

Dairy farm near Vik, Image by Nancy McRae

Story horses and waterfalls during a photo stop, image by Nancy McRae.

Iceburgs, Image by Nancy McRae.

Black Lava Basalt Beach, image by Deb Hall

Onboard tour and photo shoot of deep sea fishing troller, image by Deb Hall

Bill and Dan close to the edge at Dettifoss, image by Deb Hall

Sue setting up the shot at Godafoss, image by Deb Hall

Landscape view of the second oldest church in Iceland, image by Deb Hall

Lined up to photograph the Storey Horses, image by Deb Hall

Inside the Harpe - image by Gail Nichol

Watching the tourists - image by Gail Nichol

Interesting Menu - Image by Tom Hopkins

Church Reflections near Reykjavik - Image by Tom Hopkins

Window light inside the Geothermal Plant - Image by Tom Hopkins

Iceland Countryside - Image by Tom Hopkins

Black Basalt Beaches near Hofn - Image by Tom Hopkins

Don't forget to check back to this post page as we will be adding more images as the photographers from the tour submit them.