Iceland - Northern Lights Timelapse

Iceland has it all. And they eat their horses.

Iceland - Northern Lights Timelapse from Rodrigue El Hajj on Vimeo.
Time-lapse of northern lights I took on my trip to Iceland on October 16th
You can also watch the full movie of the trip in the link below:
https://vimeo.com/160442819
Gear Used:
-Canon 6D
-Samyang 12mm f/2.8
-Vanguard Espod 203AP tripod
Thanks for watching!

Welcome to ICELAND -- Full Film

Block out 20 minutes this weekend and take a trip to Iceland.

"Welcome to Iceland" Full Film from BrothersOnTheFly on Vimeo.
After a lot of thinking, we decided to release the full "Welcome to Iceland" Film for totally free, despite having invested a lot of money and time in the project.
All we ask is that you tell us what you think in the comments and if you liked it, Share!!!
Coming from a country where Catch and Release is still officially prohibited, two brothers went to Iceland to find out about the state of conservation in a country where fish and free flowing rivers are still abundant, and they came across interesting people along the way.

SKAGAHEIDI

Three things I like: Iceland, beautiful fish, and plain ordinary guys having a Skagaheidi good time.

SKAGAHEIDI // www.southpoint.dk from Stefan on Vimeo.

Four Hours

Four Hours from Zangs Films on Vimeo.
'Four Hours' is a timelapse series depicting Iceland's unbelievably short, but incredibly beautiful winter days - four hours is the average amount of time the sun shines during this coldest season of the year. This series was shot during one week at multiple locations throughout Iceland during the month of January, 2016.
Cinematography/Post-Production: Octave Zangs
Original soundtrack: Four Hours by Octave Zangs
Shot using Canon cameras and Syrp motion timelapse devices.

Fly Fishing in Iceland's Glacial Rivers

This guy's explanation nails it.

"Where eagles dare!" -- A Fly Fishing Story from Iceland

Dude, Check This Out: Iceland, the Sugarcubes, and Bjork

Iceland is an amazing place with amazing fishing.

Fly Fishing in Iceland from TT FlyFishing on Vimeo.

And Iceland is the birthplace of Bjork, and Bjork is an amazing person and amazing singer.

She started out with the Sugarcubes in the late Eighties and early Nineties. They were a pretty amazing band in their own right, considering they were and remain today the biggest rock band ever to come out of Iceland.

Here's a sample of their music and of Bjork's amazing work with them, first a demo of Lou Reed's Sweet Jane, and then a song from their 1989 album "Here Today, Tomorrow Next Week!"

Then here is my favorite of Bjork's songs, beginning with the original and including three of the many remixes that have been done. In my humble opinion, an amazing song by an amazing artist.

Just Our Planet

Aerial photos of volcanic Iceland by Andre Ermolaev. He says, "This is just a river, just a volcano, just our planet."

I first saw these on peche-feeder over on tumblr.