Showing posts with label glacier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glacier. Show all posts
2016/02/11
Glacial Trekking
2015/06/23
Land of Fire
Iceland is a diverse and ever changing landscape of volcanic activity. Five geothermal plants generate a vast majority of the country's heating and power need. The land is also rancid with volcanic features, such as fumaroles, hot springs, and the original geyser, Geysir. The red skies in some of the images below comes from the eruption of the Bárðarbunga volcano high up on the Vatnajökull, Iceland's largest glacier.
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35mm,
Countryside,
energy,
Europe,
Fire,
Fog,
glacier,
ice,
Iceland,
Infrastructure,
Northern Lights,
power plant,
Roadtrippin'
2015/06/17
Auroras Over Iceland
Hope this post isn't too green for you, I got incredibly lucky had many night of amazing light shows. Never realized how fast they move, and it was the thrill of a lifetime to finally get to see this wonder snake its way across the sky. I shot a bunch of time-lapse stuff too, and will have some great videos to accompany this soon.
Labels:
35mm,
Aurora,
glacier,
green,
Heritage Site,
ice,
Iceland,
Moss,
Mountains,
night,
Northern Lights,
the Wanderer
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