Another shot taken from my recent trip in the beautiful Faroe Islands. One thing that one must learn when visiting such a place, is to be able to adapt quickly to the ever changing weather conditions. There is a saying that both icelandic and Faroese people have adopted and it goes like this….” If you don’t like the weather, wait 15 minutes and it will change” having visited both countries I can honest say that there is definite truth to that saying. Here I had to adapt to windy and rainy conditions in order to capture this shot. Constantly having to wipe raindrops from my lens and large filters while making sure my light Gitzo tripod wouldn’t tip over because of the strong winds made capturing this shot very challenging. I have several shot that I had to get rid of because of that but very happy to have managed to capture this one.
Tech Spec: Canon 5D MK II, Nikon 14-24 F2.8, F18, 3sec, LEE SW150 Filter Holder, 0.9 (3 Stop) Soft ND Grad, Cavision 6×6 Linear Glass Polarizer and a lot of patience.
Keep them coming Patrick, I travel the world through your photography……They’re all so real and inviting, makes me realize that this old planet of ours has a lot of beauty left. Thank you!
Thanks so much Bob for your wonderful comment and constant support. This truly means a lot to me
I love your gift of sight and creative appreciation. You are very gifted, I’m sure you know that, but I pray you never get tired of people appreciating your “eye tough” of life’s beauty.
You have an amazing talent young man. I subscribed via Google+ and Facebook, but cannot locate an avenue to receive email notifications. I am not the most advanced wizrd in tecnology so can you let me know if this function exists. Thank you for sharing your photography!
You have an amazing talent young man. I subscribed via Google+ and Facebook, but cannot locate an avenue to receive email notifications. I am not the most advanced wizard in technology so can you let me know if this function exists. Thank you for sharing your photography!
Thank you so much Jerry for your comment, people appreciating my work and taking the time to write me beautiful messages like you did is literally fuel for my passion. Like all artists there is time of doubts but you keep me in line and focused. I will always be grateful
Hi Mike, thank you very much for your comment, really means a lot. You know what, you just made me realize that I don’t have my RSS (email notification) set up anywhere. Will work on that today and let you know as soon It’s done. Thank you so much for bringing that to my attention.
Hi Mike..Done..Check on the top menu you will see where to subscribe by email http://natureismykingdom.com/ Please note you will be redirected to a page to enter the code provided in order to eliminate spam, then confirm your subscription by clicking on the link provided in an email and you are all set
Let em know if you are having troubles with any of this..Pretty straight forward 
Have a great day!!
Patrick. I did the email thing. Hopefully you will get more “followers” with this addition. Just keep sharing your great photography!!!
Nice image Patrick….I thought it interesting that you used a Cavision 6×6 Linear Glass Polarizer. I have used it for large format but not digital, maybe because of the bubble in front of your Nikon wide angle. My digital is also the 5D MK II and between you and Adamus I am leaning to get that 14-24, looks like it has a huge sweet spot.
Hi Fred, You will love it..and yes that is why I used the Cavision 6×6 , only polarizer that I found that would work with the 14-24
I really like this beautiful picture. It feels like I am there!
Thank you very much Cindy
do you have a tutorial video on your amazing works? thanks
Hi Ric
I do not currently have tutorial videos but I do offer One on One Skype consultations if interested . You can read more about them here: http://natureismykingdom.com/workshops/
A beautiful picture! I really like your photographing
I like to photograph the nature and architecture, but I’m not half as good as you are. I hope that one day I will be so great like you 
you are one of the photographers that inspire me! Keep up the good work.
Thank you Lene, I am sure you will attain your goal in no time..Just keep working hard at it..If you are passionate, it will happen
Awesome image & I really like the way it’s framed on your page. I’m impressed not only by your photography but by how beautiful your site is. Really wish I could afford that 14-24; it’s been on my wish list for quite some time.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing your amazing photos with us… A technical question: why have u used a Linear Polarizer instead of a circular one?
Pretty simple, Because I couldn’t find a circular polarizer that would fit on the Nikon 14-24 Lens
Superb shot, the Faroe Islands looks like a wonderfull place for photography, thanks for sharing Patrick!