Iceland Express
By Yngve Ask ( 28.04.2009 20:02 )
Arctic Safari contracted us to do a some promotional photos and videos, so Terje Holden, Max and I flew to Reykavik.
Super jeeps, snowmobiles and quads! We spent three days exploring Iceland’s volcano’s, glaciers and lava fields. We love our office!!!
The term “Geyser” was originated in Iceland in the late 18th century, and today they are a huge attraction. We took the opportunity to do some tests with the Nikon D90 HD video feature (below).
Arctic Safari contracted us to do a some promotional photos and videos, so Terje Holden, Max and I flew to Reykavik.Super jeeps, snowmobiles and quads! We spent three days exploring Iceland’s volcano’s, glaciers and lava fields. We love our office!!!
We were met by Kristian Kristianson, the last Icelandic viking. When your business is battling some of Iceland’s most inhospitable country, the current financial crises doesn’t seem to amount to much, so Kristian continues to drive forward and deliver world class adventures.
So when Kristian arrived at the airport with his Ford Excursion, complete with 46” tires, we were not surprised, but even here the vehicle stands out in a crowd. But it turned out to be the perfect airport shuttle.
The next three days consisted of rain, wind, snow, sun, blizzard, clouds and a complete whiteout. In other worlds it was completely normal...... Each and every time I visit Iceland I am reminded that its one of the most dramatic locations on the planet.
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The term “Geyser” was originated in Iceland in the late 18th century, and today they are a huge attraction. We took the opportunity to do some tests with the Nikon D90 HD video feature (below).
Last updated: 29.04.2009 20:14
