From the Ferry

Jesse and his pals in Torshavn

Clay in his element (and his own overlook)

Ferry to Norway : More night-shooting virus

I stood in the dark with my tripod and Noblex watching this ferry load. Just imagine the sounds. All quiet except for the banging of the cars as they get on, the guys shouting, and a strange rushing sound of the engines. In fifteen minutes they were done and out of there. Time enough for me to expose the film 16 times (each time at a fifteenth of a second) to get the shot. 

ways and means

The Stone Hut

Farm House

Black House

Some Rollei Velvias

Another Church

Churchyard

This shot reminded me that just as I got under the focusing hood, the camera started to blow over, so I tried again much closer to the ground and got fixated on the weed in the foreground.

Best View

I did have the best view.

The movement of the container ship out of the harbor shows how the photo required multiple exposures on the Noblex (I think it was 8!)

plastic fantastic

35mm Holga pix

Drama in the Faroes: "Pull over, Bill!!!"

Kirkjubøur

You can see the stone hut from the previous photo here at the end of the road. 

Kirkjubøur

Dávabreyt

I am in the Faroe Islands

Don't hate, celebrate...the rain that is

Photographer Hands

Ámafjørdur- Salmon Farms

It may have rained a lot, but when it gave it up... it did it proud.

Doggies Everywhere

It's well known that I have a Border Collie in every port...

Dalur

The breakwater at Dalur on Sandoy.

Film at 11

I've been going through my film and must say that what was disappointing me in volume of film shot is now pleasing me at the quality of what was made. Considering the rain that plagued us on this one, the times we were able to work were well worth the rain soaked times. I look forward to soon posting a few things from film and look forward to seeing more from everyone else.

Stay tuned....

Faroe Islands Trip - The Movie

I love shooting footage along the way and putting together these movies after the trips. It helps me realize what a fine trip it was and how much I miss the group.

Tórshavn hangover

It is the first night not waking up in that cozy cove. I miss it.

My Co-Pilot, Jesse

How fortunate I was to have the great Jesse Alexander rinding shotgun. Miss you, Jess!

Jesse posts some images - but lots more to come later

sorrow of departure

Saksun

My dear step-ladder: sold back to the nice man at Valdemar Lützen

Tjørnuvik, Eysturoy

Down By The Sea

Our Fearless Crew

What a crew! L-R , Your's Truly, Barron Snyder, Byron McNew, Bryan Treen Clay Lipsky, Andi Alexander and Jesse Alexander.