Skip to content
Trail Option
A personal geography of landscape and place.
  • Signals
  • LightOpt Blog
  • Travel
  • Galleries
  • Patterned Ground
  • Newsletter
  • About Trail Option

Images tagged "vestrahorn"

Vestrahorn Gray. The clouds settle among the crags of Vestrahorn.
Eestern Crag of Vestrahorn. This is one of my favorite photos from the trip, and I remember posting it to Instagram that day. It was difficult not to highlight this peak in every composition, and you'll see it again and again below.
The Monks of Vestrahorn. This small pair of outcrops peeks from behind Vestrahorn. I see a pair of cowled monks, treking one behind the other, into the clouds beyond the crags.
Curving to the crags. The black-and-white contrast works on a dark day. Although I tried to avoid the tracks in foreground dunes, these appealed to me for some reason.
Toward the pass. After fixating on the summits, I sought equal time for the saddles.
Cooling crags. A cool-light, long exposure of the eastern summit crag at Vestrahorn. This is the wide-view of the two images above.
Late gray of Vestrahorn. One more for the motion, letting color play the highlights.
Tidal outcrop. Details in the older rocks in the coastal outcrops at Vestrahorn.
Vestrahorn Gray. The clouds settle among the crags of Vestrahorn.
Eestern Crag of Vestrahorn. This is one of my favorite photos from the trip, and I remember posting it to Instagram that day. It was difficult not to highlight this peak in every composition, and you'll see it again and again below.
The Monks of Vestrahorn. This small pair of outcrops peeks from behind Vestrahorn. I see a pair of cowled monks, treking one behind the other, into the clouds beyond the crags.
Curving to the crags. The black-and-white contrast works on a dark day. Although I tried to avoid the tracks in foreground dunes, these appealed to me for some reason.
Toward the pass. After fixating on the summits, I sought equal time for the saddles.
Cooling crags. A cool-light, long exposure of the eastern summit crag at Vestrahorn. This is the wide-view of the two images above.
Late gray of Vestrahorn. One more for the motion, letting color play the highlights.
Tidal outcrop. Details in the older rocks in the coastal outcrops at Vestrahorn.

[Show slideshow]

Recent Posts

  • A glow that had to last — Death Valley, Part 3 October 12, 2020
  • Patterns and process — Death Valley, Part 2. May 18, 2020
  • In the days when we could wander… Death Valley, Part 1. April 21, 2020
  • High Sierra Photography on Horseback (2019): An abundance of clear sky April 5, 2020
  • Luther Pass: Success of ‘Fourth Friday’ January 30, 2020

Recent Comments

  • Robert Montgomery on A glow that had to last — Death Valley, Part 3
  • D. Craig Young on A glow that had to last — Death Valley, Part 3
  • D. Craig Young on A glow that had to last — Death Valley, Part 3
  • D. Craig Young on A glow that had to last — Death Valley, Part 3
  • D. Craig Young on A glow that had to last — Death Valley, Part 3
sunrise Ernogy long exposure landscape photography smoke astrophotography Sierra Light Seascapes aurora Carson Valley Carson Pass snaefellsnes playa Nick Page wildlife Mono Lake Nevada Iceland intimate landscape Iceland Winter Adventure

Blog Archives

TrailOption Topics

  • GeoOpt Journal (1)
  • LightOpt (28)
  • Lost Journals (1)
  • Trail Option Blog (1)
    • Young Mountain Runners (1)
  • Travel (12)
    • Iceland Series (12)

Keep going…

  • Contact TrailOption
  • Optional Frontiers — Travel globally, write locally.
  • Signals Bibliography
Copyright © 2020 Trail Option