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The Sea Stacks at Vik on the southern coast of Iceland I captured this image shorty after sunrise on my way back from a very early start at Reynisfjara Beach watching the after glow of the Northern lights . Its a magical coastline 👌
The church at Vík í Mýrdal, Iceland’s most southerly village, captured as the sun was hovering just above the horizon to the west/left. For various reasons it was difficult getting a decent perspective of the church and I ended up cropping quite a lot of the original image and sacrificing resolution. Nevertheless, I was pleased with the vibrant colours and light contrasts. Thanks for viewing.
Technically this picture is same as yesterday. But.....I wanted to pose a question!
Yesterday I shared a photo from my instagram and it was taken with my phone. Just a random snapshot. Today's picture is taken with SLR camera, using tripod, experimenting with composition and different exposure times to get the movement of the waves. However, when I post these pictures here on Facebook, is there even any difference between the two? Does it matter for online (especially Facebook) presentation, which camera was used?
Picture with phone:
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Vik and its signature sea stacks are a highlight along Iceland's south coast. During this beautiful sunset, I captured the crashing waves on the black sand beach with golden clouds to fill the scene.
I love Icelands Churches, a lot are very remote and the locations are very atmospheric. Vik church is very popular with tourists more so in summer when the lupins are in full flower.