It’s time again to revisit images.  This time I found some passed-over images from Valley of the Gods and Canyonlands.

It’s time for another post!  This one is about something I don’t do enough of and, to be honest, have had a hard time with this go-around.  Come check out a post about revisiting past images.

What happens when a North Atlantic storm decides to blow through during your ferry ride back to Denmark?  You get an unexpected day layover in Tórshavn, Faroe Islands, that’s what!  Come check out our walk-about at our unexpected stop.

Well, we’re pretty much out of Iceland stories (well, not quite yet), and, if last Wednesday’s post didn’t give you a sense of my frame of mind, I doubt I’ll be revisiting those images any time soon (famous last words . . .  right?).  It’s time we move onward to . . . other things.  Come check out some of my thoughts from last Sunday.

What do you do when you’ve completed your circuit of Iceland with a week or so to spare?  Visit some of the places you visited when you first arrived.  Face it, we’d been here so long that fall had arrived, so it was definitely going to be different!

It’s time to run some ink through the printer again.  Here’s the next in the Printing the Image series.

It was time to leave the western part of Iceland and begin our journey back east.  Come check out our exploits along the south coast and  Eastfjords of Iceland.

Come join us as we begin the second half of our trip to Iceland.  This post has a bit of old and a lot of new!

Head over to the blog site to check out images from a project we’ve been keeping secret.  That’s no longer necessary so enjoy!

We’re back to the One-Off series where the post is triggered by an image I want to work on.  Don’t let the lead photo fool you, it’s only part of the image!  I wasn’t sure how a panorama image would do on the blog cover page, so I cropped it.  Come check out the full image on the blog site.

This post has been pushed back a bit because I wanted to get the trip blog posts started first.  When we got back from Iceland, the printer hadn’t been used in over two months!  Come check out the first images I selected to get the ink flowing again.