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| The light was all wrong, and there were too many people milling around the front of the building for a decent stab at an HDR multi-exposure image. So I underexposed a frame and got a nice silhouette of this iconic Icelandic monument instead. |
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| A (HDR) view from the top. Looking down towards the older part of Reykjavik |
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| How do you shoot a magnificent interior like this? I chose my EF14mm fisheye which does a good job as long as the aperture is set to f8 - if it is less than this (it's an f2.8 lens) the edges get very soft... |
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| Here's my standard (HDR) view of the cathedral. You can clearly see this spire rising above the streets of Reykjavik 12 kilometres away |
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