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¿ over 150 full-color images of Iceland¿s glacial formations, waterfalls, volcanoes, the Northern Lights, and more
¿ brief, informative descriptions of Iceland¿s top attractions, ideal for travelers planning a trip and armchair travelers alike
¿ tips for taking better landscape photos¿whether in Iceland or other scenic locations
About the author
Tony Sweet’s photography is published worldwide in every medium. His photos are represented by Getty Images, and his iPhone photography is represented by Aurora Photos. His images are also used by Nikon, MacPhun, Singh Ray, AlienSkin, Topaz, Lensbaby, and others for national ad campaigns.
An interview with Tony on macro photography was published in The New York Times. He is the author of five books on photography, and the first book in his Fine Art Nature Photography eBook series, Creative Techniques and the Art of Self Expression, was just released. He and Master Photo Workshops co-produced four photography DVDs—Visual Artistry, HDR Made Easy, Visual Literacy and Flower Photography Artistry—and an iPhone instructional video series. Tony is a Nikon Legend Behind the Lens, and he regularly lectures on creativity in the digital age, all across the U.S. and Canada. He currently resides in Eldersburg, MD.
Summary
• over 150 full-color images of Iceland’s glacial formations, waterfalls, volcanoes, the Northern Lights, and more
• brief, informative descriptions of Iceland’s top attractions, ideal for travelers planning a trip and armchair travelers alike
• tips for taking better landscape photos—whether in Iceland or other scenic locations
Foreword
Take a virtual tour of the majestic landscape of Iceland with the photos and stories in this captivating book.
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“For many years now, Tony Sweet has shown the photographic community what it means to consistently produce images of the highest quality, in conditions which are often less than favorable. His zest for the photographic life and ‘finding the best pictures’ comes across in everything he does. As his greatest admirer, I will be the first in line to get his new book.”
—Tony Corbell, Cr.Photog., API
