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Oceans & Earth - Iceland

Film20174 min

Directed by Brad Kremer

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Explore the land where rugged mountains and landscapes disappear into the Ocean. Follow the journey of Henthorne as he traverses Iceland on a journey to capture that perfect Black & White fotograph. Ocean & Earth Iceland captures those special places where huge waves from the North Atlantic are lapping up on jet black volcanic beaches. The short film provides a behind the scenes look at Henthorne's 44 Days in Iceland, covering 6500 miles and capturing the artwork he is best known for. There is a real juxtaposition between this live footage and the finished artwork. This film provides the visual of the chasm between real time and Henthorne's Long Exposures.Read moreLess

Explore the land where rugged mountains and landscapes disappear into the Ocean. Follow the journey of Henthorne as he traverses Iceland on a journey to capture that perfect Black & White fotograph. Ocean & Earth Iceland captures those special places where huge waves from the North Atlantic are lapping up on jet black volcanic beaches. The short film provides a behind the scenes look at Henthorne's 44 Days in Iceland, covering 6500 miles and capturing the artwork he is best known for. There is a real juxtaposition between this live footage and the finished artwork. This film provides the visual of the chasm between real time and Henthorne's Long Exposures.

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Explore the land where rugged mountains and landscapes disappear into the Ocean. Follow the journey of Henthorne as he traverses Iceland on a journey to capture that perfect Black & White fotograph. Ocean & Earth Iceland captures those special places where huge waves from the North Atlantic are lapping up on jet black volcanic beaches. The short film provides a behind the scenes look at Henthorne's 44 Days in Iceland, covering 6500 miles and capturing the artwork he is best known for. There is a real juxtaposition between this live footage and the finished artwork. This film provides the visual of the chasm between real time and Henthorne's Long Exposures.

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Brad Kremer