Head on over to the blog site to check out a collection of images from around Iceland.  I’m still in procrastination mode with the trip stories, but at least I’m developing an appreciation of the range of images I made during the trip.

Dirty Harry said in Magnum Force, “A man’s got to know his limitations.”  Come check out the latest in the Iceland One-Off series where I discuss one of my many photographic limitations.

Sometimes everything seems so simple.  Come check out some photographs from our second stop at Asbyrgi, Iceland.

The One-Off series is for something different? Right?  Well, this One-Off of the series differs because it has more than just one image.  Check out the blog site to see some interesting (I hope) images and to learn a bit of history.

This time we re-visit a geothermal area where weather frustrated us the last time we were in the Lake Myvatn area.  Come check out our second trip to the Hverir geothermal area.

It’s another Iceland One-Off.  Another image from our adventures with John and Judy!

Join us for the first of several locations in the north that we revisited before heading home.  This time it’s Lake Myvatn and the Dimmbuorgir Lava Fields.

Come visit the website for the next of the “Iceland One-Off” blog posts.  They don’t call it Iceland for nothing!

Come check out the blog post about our post-Vik travels, where Mother Nature again decided to mess with us, and then gave us a break.

It’s time for the next One-Off from our trip to Iceland.  This one’s from our wanderings through the Akureyri Botanical Gardens.

Head on over to check out some images from our frustrating morning at Vik!

Come check out the latest of the Iceland (Denmark) One-Off series.  Bet you can’t figure out what this abstract image comes from.

Iceland has lots of waterfalls . . . a lot of them.  They’re everywhere you look.  It’s about time we take a look at one.  Head on over to the website to check out images from our stop at Brurarfoss.

Come join me for the second of my One-Off series.  This time, it’s a photograph of a mushroom in Asbyrgi Canyon.

Come join us for the next selection if images from Iceland.  This time it’s images from the walls of Þingvellir!