Stuðlagil Basalt Rock Canyon - WOW! | 4K

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Link to my 110+ locations Landscape Photography Map of Iceland: gum.co/icelandmap

[@balavatsavaya6504]

Got your map..I am going to use it a lot for my trip!! What ND filters do you typically use?

[@JaypeaFoto]

This place is absolutely nuts. The rock formation doesn’t even look real. So cool. Love the photos.

[@manellopez9775]

Thank you Mads for sharing these videos

[@paulcomptonpdphotography]

What a truly fantastic place you see so much I am so amazed by the world we live in

[@PeterLariviere1]

Your video and photos are absolutely amazing. You are one of the premier photography vloggers on KZbin today.

[@jamesattenborough2597]

Other worldly and glorious. Thanks for sharing

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Thank you, James! :)

[@tomreynolds4293]

Mads, Thank You for your splendid videos. I like how you unselfishly share your locations and give detailed instructions how to to get to them. I'm very impressed with your unselfish, helpful ways for others to see the beautiful places you travel to. Very Professional.

[@srivanimpelen2933]

Wow.. ..Speechless !!!! Thank you for sharing this super beautiful video

[@ashvarma2486]

Wonderful video and beautiful images Mads. Thanks for sharing

[@jennifercarrigan1979]

Stunning. Love the abstracts!

[@michaelfirmbach6027]

Again a perfect Video! Island is on my bucket list 😊

[@hermilioquintana9178]

Fantastic , one of your best videos. Congratulations Mads. Keep them coming.

[@molopez619]

Hermilio Quintana he’s been stepping it up lately!

[@MikeStaubes]

Great video and drone adds extra dimensions.

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Thanks a lot, Mike :)

[@nottreb]

Another excellent video Mads, always look forward to your posts and are never disappointed.

[@aritz_atela]

Super cool location and video Mads!

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Thanks a lot, Aritz! :D

[@Travelling_about]

Beautiful copper and greys in those images fantastic

[@iemboyshostel]

That waterfall photo... fantastic man

[@anastarcevic8270]

Great video's look forward to your weekly releases!!!!

[@TheMarcao93]

Merci de nous faire découvrir de nouveaux endroits en Islande. « Use my Brain »....

[@zoehatton5444]

Every time I watch one of your videos there are 2 things that go through my mind. Firstly WOW WOW WOW and secondly I want to go there!!! Thank you so much for sharing such beautiful locations and amazing pictures.

[@TonyGouge]

Awesome video, as usual Mads!

[@linarohani6919]

Words cant describe its beauty!

[@speedsnoop]

Thanks for another great video with good information about Iceland and with excellent photos taken on the spot.

[@DNBon.an808]

phenomenal photos!

[@KurtBaumanMobilePhotography]

What an epic place!

[@Darkcyber2]

Shots are perfect as always. Your videos inspired me to visit the Iceland.

[@molopez619]

Darkcyber2 when he nails the image... HE NAILS THE IMAGE 🙌🏽

[@marciapaul-assing1444]

Great work. Thank you.

[@isabelladavis1363]

That Forrest of trees behind the Basalt wall to the left along the river of water captured with your amazing drone footage!!! U N B E L I V A B L E ! The land that time forgot...pristine rugged ...words fail me! As always thank you for sharing your incredible travels!

[@rhodesia1578]

This Mads is one of my favourites of your series . You are world class ! 👏👏👆🏼👌🏻 such stunning compositions ! You are now my favourite landscape photographer .. I have been following you since your earlier days on KZbin when you were using a Canon camera ! Simply exquisite work !

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Thank you very much, Ross! This series is also a huge one. Years of work ;)

[@rhodesia1578]

Mads Peter Iversen I can see the effort put into it .. all credit goes out to you my friend .. bravo 👏

[@kevins8575]

One of your most fantastic videos (and that is saying a LOT)!

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Hehe, thanks a lot, Kevin!

[@patroque2388]

Another great video!

[@คุนนายคุนนาย-ณ9ฎ]

สวยมากๆค่ะ🥰🥰👍👍

[@markjutsum6187]

Nature is so fantastic, what a location,surreal. Your excitement is infectious. Great vid. Mj

[@lookforbeauty1964]

Impressive basalt columns !!. extraordinary country !! 😍. All beauifully photographed 😉

[@angelikarichter8270]

love it Mads 😊

[@michaeljrgensen6350]

Love it

[@fabriziobellante9949]

Splendido

[@norlmerk]

Oh that smooth water over basalt is epic!

[@1258030891kl]

💓這個大峽谷真是太漂亮了！🤗🤩👍

[@hamsterneckliving]

The image at 10:34 is stunning.

[@wolfsheadphotographic2521]

Really interesting location & sound advice on safety! No photograph is worth your life!

[@daVii639]

Beautiful

[@royajakobsenphotography194]

Great as usual

[@cwaddell171]

Useful to see the information of what it's actually like to get there. Very helpful for planning and knowing how long it'll actually take at some of these spots.

[@jamidavis8043]

The drone certainly comes in handy when treacherous terrain makes for sketchy hiking conditions. The drone footage here is fantastic, as are the images you came away with.

[@RichPang78]

Wow, what a great looking location! Beautiful images once again, Mads 👊🏻

[@molopez619]

Rich JV that place is so surreal!

[@paulus0109]

Absoluut beautiful waterfall wit the green algea. Thnx for another great vlog Mads.

[@norlmerk]

Love Basalt. Devils tower is one of my favorite basalt formation!

[@molopez619]

Ron Kreml so interesting how they form!

[@geordieboy77]

Summer is probably the best time to visit, hit that place up in June of this year and the water was crystal clear, you can also get down to the river level as it was really low meaning access was satisfactory, still slippy in places but do able

[@ronborchers295]

I was at Studlagil Canyon during my second trip to Iceland in June. It was one of my favorite places to visit. We were fortunate enough to have the canyon pretty much to ourselves. The water was a wonderful turquoise blue. Thank you for the wonderful video.

[@omranabdullah8743]

Wonderful

[@putthanakon]

Wonderful!

[@stephenoliver7386]

Great work

[@seanhoover1000]

love your videos!

[@cillyede]

Great!

[@manatal1979]

Watching your videos I feel the need to going out to take photos and travel. Good job Mads

[@michaelfernandes3620]

We just came back from Iceland and used your map to travel around the whole island. Thank you so much! It was definitely worth it!! Great video, great photos and beautiful location!

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Thanks a lot for buying! Happy you had a great trip!

[@M.Campbell]

What an amazing location! Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@bryan67thomas]

Great video!

[@kormakur]

I live aprox 40 minutes away from Stuðlagil and i have never been there. Maybe some day i will take a look at it. Love your videos and your approach to shoot our nature.

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Thanks a lot! I know that feeling of not exploring your backyard ;)

[@kormakur]

@@MadsPeterIversen ohh i do. But avoid the tourist traps. I know my back yard very well. :) i shoot film and well... just have another approach to my photography. You are one of few digital shooters that i follow because you are entertaining, talented, an insperation and looks like you have a real respect for our nature. :) you can check me out at instagram.com/koxinn

[@markstewart9362]

Always look forward to these mate!

[@brianmccutcheon3205]

Amazing, simply amazing. You are bringing to us oldies places we could only dream of going to photograph. Thank you

[@paultrunfull3324]

Love the close up of the waterfall Mads, great canyon and good advice as usual.

[@valk-photography]

Another great video ! Thanks for sharing this unbelievable beautiful location. Love the pictures you made !!!!!

[@billbell1796]

Very nice video Mads, I love the location and yours shots of it....

[@dhwardphoto]

Fantastic as always! That black line between the water and the rock looks really cool, almost like two different photos stitched together.

[@caloy4573]

Congratulations on you’re new find! Spectacular!

[@wendyarthur3941]

What an incredible place and brilliant images Mads. I think I may have to put this place on my bucket list :). Thanks so much for sharing : )

[@begatatgirl]

We are off to Iceland next week, and have added this to our list. Thank you for your videos!!

[@100mikeshark]

Great video

[@davedean896]

Went to Iceland a few years ago & now after watching your video makes me want to go back just to see this area. Thanks for sharing!

[@charlenenagel7962]

Beautiful! I absolutely love this series! Thank you!

[@waynemacleod5648]

Nice work! Amazing location! Thanks!

[@andyb_23]

Thanks Mads. I think the waterfall shot is my favourite. Enjoying your work, and the passion you obviously have for what you do is inspiring.

[@lydiaveldhuizen3157]

Beautifull Mad. Impressive Landscape!

[@jeffpotter7958]

Watching your videos is going to cost me a fortune. First the Faroe Islands now Iceland... From the east cost of the USA neither is an inexpensive proposition. Well done and thanks.

[@jerryhughes4720]

As always a great piece of video, I really do appreciate your safety warnings!

[@JasonLorette]

What a spot! You may not have gotten what you set out to get, but wow what you got was stunning! :)

[@samantha1877]

So magical.....have you ever had anything published?

[@georgiedodson2064]

Awesome, the drone shots were just amazing, thank you for the commentary, sadly I will never be able to visit such a stunning place so I will visit vicariously through videos such as this.

[@elizabethlandis3922]

My husband and I visited here last year, but because we were losing light and I was unsure of exactly how long of a walk it would be we went to the viewpoint on the other side which you can drive up to and climb partially down from. Next time we go I'll feel a lot more comfortable because you've showed how to get there and what to expect! Thanks, and awesome video as always!

[@CatchavistaAerial]

Stunning location, your commentary is interesting as always! Great video & love the still at 4:32 & 10:22

[@spikej3118]

Absolutely awesome, you got some great shots there Mads, the waterfall was a fantastic bonus, stunning. It looks very dangerous neer the edge of the water, one slip and your gone....... thanks for the video and keep up the great work :)

[@marksabin6336]

Well, this video is a little frustrating. Had I watched it two days ago I would have been able and more than willing to change my plans and drive the couple of hours from where we’re staying in Laugar to see this beautiful place. As it is, I’m out of time, and need to head back to Reykjavik today. Ah well, maybe next time. Thanks Mads, great video, and like your choice of shots.

[@marklawson3141]

Beautiful shots Mads. I'm sure some of those would also look great in B+W!

[@welshlad6427]

Love this Iceland series. Heading to Iceland 🇮🇸 very soon to do a ring road trip and these vlogs have given me so many fantastic locations to visit. Thanks Mads 👍

[@tompetersphotography]

Really nice thought out edit my friend, that location looked incredible, I really liked the waterfall shot on the walk upto the causeway aswell. Very peaceful I can imagine that would be a great large print

[@trojanpony]

Awesome video. I was in Iceland in June 2019 and I’m seriously regretting skipping this spot now that I know about the color change, because the next time I want to visit is in Fall. 😩 still worth it I’m sure but wish I caught the turquoise water when I had the chance. Oh well, live and learn...

[@JohnHPettigrewFujishooter67]

Stunning location, very similar to Fingal's cave and the Giant's causeway. Fantastic images as always.

[@forrestproductions]

At 2:40 of the video is what I miss most about Iceland; the fast moving low clouds, sudden showers, rainbows appearing and then disappearing and then the sequence repeating all over again. You can photograph all day in those conditions.

[@emilehusson6052]

This is beautiful, and you have treated it well. I will be traveling to Iceland in November and can’t wait to visit Stoksness and other sites on your map!

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Stokksnes is indeed amazing! Absolutely epic!

[@Alastair6]

Another EPIC video, Mads! There, I used the word you were straining not to say! Ha! ;-)

[@molopez619]

Really loved your cinematic sequences here and your close up abstracts! I know you don’t like them but you have an eye for it!

[@californiasounddesign3921]

love this video! i came across it in my suggestion list so now i will have to check out some of your other stuff!!

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Awesome! Then KZbin works :)

[@mickey21a]

Your videos are always an inspiration. Can you tell me the song that starts at 2:09. Wish you go back quickly to Iceland. Thanks

[@NeoViny]

Amazing footage…. I have been there two weeks ago and if I would have watched this video, my shots would have been way better… I was able to walk down, but unfortunately-and overwhelmed by the scenery- I didn’t pay attention to the best photo spot. I was so happy that I was alone for about 2 minutes down there that I didn’t realise that I had been „too deep“ into the rocks to get the perfect shot. That said I only had 35mm fixed lense fullframe so this narrows the pictureframe also… but I couldn’t blame myself, it was an amazing and inspiring experience, the water was blue and the sun came out a little bit as I was down there…

[@guillempascual9139]

Hi Mads, mesmerized by your work. Thank you. Can I ask what's the song playing at 4:23 onwards? I see the links but there are for the whole archive of composers.

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Sure, it's called Stratosphere Voyage :)

[@guillempascual9139]

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[@josephcole3187]

Not many people can make a gross colored river an extraordinary shot they all turned out spectacular nice job Mads

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Haha, thanks a lot, Joseph!

[@calumcree4456]

Another great video Mads. I’ve not seen other pics from here but love your last one. The abstract ones are nice but wonder how it would look converted to monochrome.

[@StephenMcGillUK]

as much as photos and videos make this place look awesome this place is even more spectacular in person. The second wooden bridge from the car park is now finished. The walk is really obvious for 80% but the last part is totally unclear "where do i go" - just follow your noise and so long as you've got boots on the boggy field to cross is no problem. looks like the path you took takes you past it and back - i missed that route completely and just went across the boggy heather field. I'm just back from five weeks out there so lots of images to process and i cant wait to check my footage of this place.