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Two soaking wet boys playing in the cold sea one evening in the Snæfellsnes peninsula in Iceland.

15.12.05   19:08

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

I've been following your work and I really enjoy your pictures. Did you use a tripod for this shot? What lense did you use for this shot?

1:37 AM  
Blogger Ahamed Iqbal said...

Looks cold. The composition makes the scene look more personal.

6:26 AM  
Blogger Joi said...

Hello Ahamed and Junior and thanks for your comments. Junior: No I didn't use tripod for this shot, but it was getting dark so I'm happy with how this shot turned out. I used one of my favorite lenses for this shot: Canon EF 70-200 f/2.8L IS.

9:09 AM