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Everyone either was there already or wants to go to Iceland sometime in the future. I was one of the latter people only a couple of weeks ago. I've been into nature photography for years so I know how far pictures might be from reality, so I was very careful not to get overexcited. I thought I might finally see the Aurora Borealis even if it was the end of April. The chance was slim, but it was possible. I was hoping for decent weather even though I knew the extreme weather there is rather unpredictable, especially this time of the year. So how it was?
For me, it was everything I was promised while reading about Iceland and its beautiful nature. I've seen Northern Lights, and I experienced all types of weather in just a couple of days. The temperature was changing every day, and I experienced between -5 to 10 degrees Celsius. I've seen the cloudless sky, snow, hailstones, strong winds and all types of rain one can only imagine and yes Iceland is that amazing! Check the amazing nature images for yourself below!
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JillVille Child Care 8 years ago
This is well done and hard to achieve. The amount of people who stood in front of our cameras at this spot was unbelievable. Great job!
Ok Ha-Neul 8 years ago
is this copyrighted cuz i wanted to make this my background but i also want to stay out of jail
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Michel M. Prins 8 years ago
One of my biggest reasons to visit this beautiful country once. The environment looks stunning and as a beautiful extra; there is the chance you can see the northern lights
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lindsayaotter 8 years ago
Such a wonderful capture! What a creative eye you have, that will defiantly be a lasting memory for sure!
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Sebastian Praus 8 years ago
Probably taken at Skogarfoss. My parents came soaked out of this picture some 20 years ago because it took me like three minutes to find the perfect angle 😀 Today, they can laugh about it. Back then, they were less amused...
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Michel M. Prins 8 years ago
Wouldn't it be amazing to just walk there? Just walk, no cities nearby, just you with your thoughts and nature as far as the eye can see. Amazing shot!
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Michel M. Prins 8 years ago
I scrolled by too fast and thought those were brown and white goats, laying down on the grass...
JillVille Child Care 8 years ago
Love how the snow/ice is only on the one side of the rocks, hiding from the steam and the sun.
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Tiny Dynamine 8 years ago
Very good Piotr but you need to say you are 'self-taught' as I don't believe you thought yourself into existence! :D
Yugan Talovich 8 years ago
Beautiful, good photos, but it's so barren! There may be more trees within ten meters of my house than in all of Iceland!
Catalina Ioan 8 years ago
Different climates encourage different flora ;)
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Tiny Dynamine 8 years ago
Very good Piotr but you need to say you are 'self-taught' as I don't believe you thought yourself into existence! :D
Yugan Talovich 8 years ago
Beautiful, good photos, but it's so barren! There may be more trees within ten meters of my house than in all of Iceland!
Catalina Ioan 8 years ago
Different climates encourage different flora ;)
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