'Dark Matter': Erez Marom takes us behind the picture

One of the most popular photography locations in Iceland is the glacier beach, pitch-black and covered in countless glaciers disconnected from Vatnajökull glacier, dropping to the famous Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon, carried by the small stream connecting the lagoon to the ocean and deposited back on shore by the Atlantic.

In this article, photographer Erez Marom explains how he created his image 'Dark Matter', which was captured at glacier beach in Iceland earlier this year. Marom sheds light on everything from from composition and gear choice to post-processing, and finally, what to call the final, dramatic picture. Click through for a link to the full article.

Click here to read Erez Marom's article 'Behind the Shot: Dark Matter'

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