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A L I S TA I R W I L S O N I C E L A N D P H O T O G R A P H Y W O R K S H O P C O N T E N T S My trip details When to visit? Aurora Borealis Recommended gear Why use filters? Composition examples When its ok to


  1. A L I S TA I R W I L S O N I C E L A N D P H O T O G R A P H Y W O R K S H O P

  2. C O N T E N T S • My trip details • When to visit? • Aurora Borealis • Recommended gear • Why use filters? • Composition examples • When it’s ok to Photoshop • Photo examples • Post production example

  3. M Y T R I P • Workshop with professional photographer Tom Mackie • Group of 5 • Roughly 12 days in various parts of Iceland • End of Feb / early March • Roughly 40 hours door to door!

  4. W H E N T O V I S I T - W I N T E R • Dramatic snow covered landscapes • Higher chance of visible Aurora Borealis sightings • In theory less people • Sunset & sunrise at normal hours • Ice caves • Extremely challenging!

  5. W H E N T O V I S I T - S U M M E R • Lush green landscapes • Better chance at seeing wildlife • Shoot all day & night? 3 hours of darkness • Not (quite) as cold • Less likely to experience road closures • Expensive!

  6. A U R O R A B O R E A L I S • Most incredible thing you’ll ever see • Late Sep - March • Clear skies are key so use online tools to check cloud cover • Aurora forecasts available • Can be tricky to expose correctly

  7. 8 seconds, f2.8, ISO 1600, 14mm

  8. R E C O M M E N D E D G E A R • Pack everything you think you’ll need! 2 bodies if you can • Spare memory cards, batteries are key • Laptop for quick post-processing • Dress in layers, can feel quite warm in the sun even at 0 degrees • Ice grippers in winter an absolute must • Winter boots preferable • A 4WD or studded tyres.. better yet both!

  9. W H Y U S E F I LT E R S ? • We can use filters to: • Balance the exposure between a bright sky and a dark foreground (ND-grad) • Add saturation and reduce glare (Polariser) • Lengthen exposure times by reducing light (ND) • Warm, exaggerate, enhance mood, add drama • Reduce excessive amounts of time in post production • Limitation? Our imagination!

  10. 0.6 ND Graduated Filter

  11. Polarising Filter + 0.3 ND Grad

  12. 0.9 Pro Glass ND Filter, 2 seconds @ F9, ISO 50

  13. Big stopper, 56 seconds @ F11

  14. Sunset Filter

  15. C O M P O S I T I O N

  16. 24mm

  17. 47mm

  18. 6x4

  19. 2x1

  20. 3x1

  21. W H E N I T ’ S O K T O P H O T O S H O P

  22. D O A S I S AY, N O T A S I D O

  23. P H O T O E X A M P L E S

  24. T H A N K Y O U

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