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Hi all 😃

It's been forever since I posted here for something else than technic.

A stroke at the end of 2021 and its long after-effects to compensate prevented me from doing it as before, but I was right to keep my gear.

We made a stay in Iceland again in the summer of 2023, 5 years after a shorter first stay. In particular, we were able to perfect our photo preparation; I was a little short in 2018. There, with Sigma's "bazooka" 150-600 on my SL2, I was good.

Here are some (very compressed) photos of the Icelandic fauna. We didn't go back just for the grandiose landscapes of this volcanic island.

Seals, to begin with:

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Humpback whales. We were very lucky with the weather... And with the whales:


 

This one was taken in "wide angle" (at 105 mm 😊) by my wife with an SL and 24-105 Panasonic.

Arctic tern; very fast and erratic :

Arctic child-fox with its summer fur:

 

Atlantic puffins will follow…

regards,

Stef.

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Here are the atlantic puffins :

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About 1200 pre-sorted photos that I have just finished dealing with LR, out of a total of 6000 shots of landscapes, social, wildlife, traditional dwellings... it will be difficult to make a definitive sorting for the album. Good challenge for my sons, my wife and me 😉

Regards,

Stef.

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1 minute ago, stuny said:

Both sets are quite lovely.  And what good fortune to catch a whale breaching.

Thank you very much, @stuny 😃

Indeed, the boat followed 3 whales which played with us during almost 30 minutes before diving. We  were lucky enough to watch them breaching 4 times. This, quiet sea and sunny weather so close to 66° North pleased us 😉

5 years ago, again in Iceland, we tried whales watching and had no luck with heavy sea and rain.

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Stef.

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