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With its glaciers, lava fields and waterfalls, Iceland never failed to amaze me. What was even more amazing were the dogs I got to meet while traveling the country. No matter how cold, wet or loud some locations were, nothing seemed to faze them from posing like true professional models.

Being able to visit a country like this as a professional dog photographer was an absolute dream come true. After almost a year of planning and research to find the perfect models and locations, it was time to start a journey I will never forget.

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#1

Diamonds

Diamonds

Malamute Brize doing the cutest head tilt between chunks of ice that came off the glacier.

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D Gibson
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8 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

You are a fantastic photographer. Your models and your locations contribute greatly to your art. Bravo.

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#2

Howl

Howl

When the location is so beautiful, it makes you want to sing.

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#3

King Of The Rock

King Of The Rock

Atlas felt right at home standing on the edge of this rock.

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#4

Blowing In The Wind

Blowing In The Wind

Afghan hound Nora posing in front of a glacier covered in volcanic ash. While the wind was blowing through her hair, Nora posed like a true professional model.

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#5

Purple Sea

Purple Sea

One thing that was iconic for a summer trip in Iceland were the purple lupine fields that appeared to be everywhere along the way.

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#6

Atlas

Atlas

Samoyed Atlas Standing proud on the black basalt columns. The color and structure of his coat created a perfect contrast between him and his surroundings.

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#7

Moss

Moss

Lady the Weimaraner found a soft bed of moss to look over the moss-covered lava field.

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#8

Stream

Stream

Whippet Sayuri has the most amazing colored mask on her face. This made her the perfect match for the dark and light contrasted location.

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#9

Ash And Ice

Ash And Ice

This glacier was one of the locations on top of my list. Both the locations and the models were even more amazing than I could have ever imagined.

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#10

Force Of Nature

Force Of Nature

Silva the Whippet standing proud despite the force of nature behind her.

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#11

Glacier Lagoon

Glacier Lagoon

Brize spotting seals in the water of the glacier lagoon.

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#12

Singing Her Song

Singing Her Song

Brize's howl echoed over the glacier lagoon.

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#13

Ice Queen

Ice Queen

Brize looking for the highest block of ice to get the best view of the location.

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#14

The Valley

The Valley

Australian Shepherd Þyrnir found the perfect rock to look over the valley.

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#15

Glow

Glow

Icelandic Sheepdog Vikingur enjoying the sunset glow from behind the waterfall. Posing and photographing at this location was a huge challenge because of the loud stream of water that was blowing in all of our faces, but he stood there without fear.

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#16

Blue

Blue

Þyrnir dipping his paws in the stream beneath the waterfall.

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#17

Dark

Dark

Tinni standing in front of the ash-covered glacier as if she belonged there.

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#18

Fields Of Green

Fields Of Green

Lady definitely knew how to make herself look amazing in front of the camera.

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#19

Another Planet

Another Planet

The structure and color of the moss made this place look like we were on a different planet.

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Light In The Darkness

Light In The Darkness

Light seeping in from the top of the waterfall.

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8 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

How did you have so many dogs at the glaciers? Wonderful shots!

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