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Seljalandsfoss is one of Icelands most beautiful waterfalls. The fact that you can walk behind it makes it special.
Leider war das Licht (Wetter) nicht besonders, grauer Himmel und Regen... Ich habe es trotzdem gepostet, weil mir am Bild der seitliche Blick gefällt und die Langzeitbelichtung, welche den Wasserfall in einen Vorhang verwandelt.
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塞里雅蘭瀑布（冰島語：Seljalandsfoss）位於冰島西南部南部區境內，斯科加爾以西約30公里處的塞里雅蘭河上，垂直高度達60米。在瀑布後面，懸崖底部有一條可供遊人穿過的小徑。
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My take of the classic waterfall just off route 1. Not suprised I shifted over the other side of the road to capture this as you were literally shoulder lifted around by tourists nearer to the fall, but I liked the look of this snaking stream anyway and thought I'd give the usual behind fall shot a miss.
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Another famous waterfall of Iceland. Spot the tourists for scale.
Seljalandfoss of Seljalandsá, South Iceland.
Seljalandsfoss is situated between Selfoss and Skógafoss, where Route 1 (the Ring Road) meets the track going to Þórsmörk.
We had just arrived and it started to rain, combined with the wind and spray from the waterfall, the conditions for photography were tricky. When I say tricky, what I really mean is f'ing terrible. I had to set the camera to manual, including focus, quickly compose the shot and take it before spray/wind etc hit the lens. It was at this point in the holiday I started to feel really pissed off and annoyed with the weather!
[da Wikipedia]
Seljalandsfoss, la Cascata Liquida, è tra le più note cascate dell'Islanda. È rappresentata in molti calendari dedicati all'Islanda e copertine di libri sul Paese a causa del suo aspetto inconfondibile e della sua bellezza selvaggia, in special modo quando coronata da un arcobaleno. Il fiume Seljalandsá, il Fiume Liquido, cade per circa 60 m da ciò che in altri tempi era una scogliera sull’oceano (ora distante parecchi chilometri) e che oggi è il confine tra le Highlands e le Lowlands. Ai lati si inerpica un sentiero impervio che permette di arrivare dietro la cascata stessa ed ammirare il potente getto, come succede solo nelle fiabe o nei romanzi d’avventura.
Seljalandsfoss è situata nella parte meridionale dell'isola, non molto distante da Skógar (e la cascata Skógafoss), e a poche centinaia di metri dalla strada principale n.1, visibile da lontano per chi viene da ovest.
The first stop on the South Coast tour from Reykjavik stops here at Seljalandsfoss. A pretty unique waterfall being able to walk around behind the falls.
This landmark is typically photographed from behind, because this is the nice feature of this waterfall. I also did that. But I wanted to explore more angles, and this is the one I liked. I hope you do too. I decided not to clon out the people in the photo to give an idea of the size of this waterfall.
Used a Noveflex adapter to attach a Voigtlander Super Wide-Heliar Aspherical II 15mm f/4.5 Lens for Leica M Cameras into my Sony A7R. Corrected the magenta cast with the LCC functionality of Capture One
walking behind Seljalandsfoss waterfall, again with the Z3 camera phone because it's water proof. waiting to edit pics from my dslr
on our first day we went to the south coast and this was our first stop. the waterfall you can walk behind - seljalandsfoss
A close up of one of Iceland's prettiest waterfalls, Seljalandsfoss in the south of Iceland. Through the spray you can see behind the falls where there's a footpath. Taken with a 200mm prime.
Waterfall Seljalandsfoss in South-Iceland. It is one of the most famous Icelandic waterfalls and also one of the highest waterfalls in Iceland (ca. 60 m). It is possible to walk behind the waterfall.
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Went on a two day trip criss crossing the south of Iceland this past weekend. It wasn't very productive photography wise and I didn't get that many keepers. But the company was good and the trip was a whole lot of fun and one decent frame makes it all totally worth it!
This waterfall is in south Iceland and can easily be seen from the main road that stretches around the country. It's a big tourist attraction and looks just as good during the winter as it does in the summertime and there aren't as many tourists wandering into your images.
One of the more famous waterfalls in Iceland, Seljalandsfoss is breathtaking. That ledge that the water falls off is where the coastline used to be. Today, that coastline is almost 8km away. When it's not winter, you actually get to walk behind this waterfall which gives you a really unique view. Alas, that path is closed when it ices over so we didn't have the privilege.
This was taken more than 18 months ago and I've only just managed to figure out how to process it to my liking. I'm quite happy with the result, I hope you like it too. Posting this seems pretty apt today because tomorrow we fly to the Jiuzhaigou Valley nature reserve in China, which is known for its many multi-level waterfalls. Hopefully I come away with some good images.
Week's almost over now, have a good one all!
PS: I've only just noticed that Flickr has introduced some banding in the dark water at the bottom that isn't in the original file. So unusual, and frustrating!
seljalandsfoss waterfall drops 60m and is part of the seljalands river that has its origin inthe volcano glacier eyjafjallajökull.
Seljalandsfoss is a waterfall in Iceland. Seljalandsfoss is located in the South Region in Iceland right by Route 1 and the road that leads to Þórsmörk Road 249. The waterfall drops 60 m (197 ft) and is part of the Seljalands River that has its origin in the volcano glacier Eyjafjallajökull. Visitors can walk behind the falls into a small cave. (wiki)