Gullfoss, Iceland
Gullfoss (pronounced "Gütlfoss") is a waterfall in the Hvítá river in south Iceland. It is one of the most popular waterfalls due to its two stages of 11 m and 21 m that look like a staircase. From a specific point of view, it looks like the water is swallowed by the earth. The average water flow is 140 m³/s in summer and 80m³/s in winter.
Gullfoss forms the "Golden Circle" together with Þingvellir and the geysers of Haukadalur.
This capture has been taken with a ND-filter 3.0 / 1000x to get this flat water effect.
Gullfoss, Iceland
Gullfoss (pronounced "Gütlfoss") is a waterfall in the Hvítá river in south Iceland. It is one of the most popular waterfalls due to its two stages of 11 m and 21 m that look like a staircase. From a specific point of view, it looks like the water is swallowed by the earth. The average water flow is 140 m³/s in summer and 80m³/s in winter.
Gullfoss forms the "Golden Circle" together with Þingvellir and the geysers of Haukadalur.
This capture has been taken with a ND-filter 3.0 / 1000x to get this flat water effect.