Expedition to Iceland for Timelapse Photography

In June 2013, photographer Eric Hines embarked on a 17-day, 4,000-mile adventure across Iceland, which he dubbed “Expedition Iceland.” The resulting timelapse video features stunning examples of the country’s rugged natural beauty:

Some of the still shots from the presentation can be viewed below. The whole project was shot  using a Canon 5D Mark III.

“I’ve always wanted to visit Iceland, and I had to take the opportunity when it came up. Sleeping in the passenger seat of a small SUV and living off mostly gas station food, it was all worth it. The country was absolutely stunning and I certainly hope to spend more time there again.”

The trip also resulted in plenty of behind-the-scenes photos. For his motion-control equipment, Hines used a Kessler Crane CineDrive.

CineDrive Glacier Ice

Provided by Eric Hines

Plane Wreck CineDrive

Provided by Eric Hines

Ice Waterfall CineDrive

Provided by Eric Hines

Godafoss CineDrive

Provided by Eric Hines

Oceanside Slider

Provided by Eric Hines

Oceanside Slider

Provided by Eric Hines

Kessler Slider Over Lake

Provided by Eric Hines

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