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Nice sunrise at the famous sea stacks in Vik. Got my waders on and tried to get some nice foreground waves...
I love the view from Vík beach, off to Reynisdrangar (aka the cool stacks!). I tried a slightly different angle on this visit. Although it looks so peaceful and smooth as a result of the long exposure, the waves were brutal!
The waves in Iceland are pretty scary. One of these waves crashed and almost took me out into the ocean with all my gear... Glad nothing serious happened. Of cos this lone rock is so #unique, I lost track of time. :X
Vik a town in southernmost #Iceland. This was taken on #Reynishverfi #beach with its impressive and massive massive basalt columns. According to legend, the Reynisdrangar needles are the remains of 2 night-trolls, who tried to pull a three-masted ship to land. But they were caught by the dawn and when daylight broke they turned into stone.
Its a great area to visit and pretty short drive to from Reykavik
My early morning take on Vik Church, Iceland.
I've cloned a little clutter and a flag pole out of the shot, but I think this makes for a much cleaner, visually appealing image.
ISO 400 due to wind making sharp shots difficult at slow shutter speeds.
I love Icelands Churches, a lot are very remote and the locations are very atmospheric. Vik church is very popular with tourists more so in summer when the lupins are in full flower.
This is just a pure perfection. Cliffs, sea, church with a red roof, and this light.. What a place to be!
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Shot during my recent workshop in Iceland
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Vik beach - Vik is Haukland''s neighboring beach. Sunset after a pretty intense storm.
Taken with the Lee Little Stopper ND filter and a Lee 0.6 soft GND
Dyrholaey 20210715
Dyrhólaey is a naturally formed arch on the shoreline west of the tiny village of Vík on the south coast in Iceland. The 120 m high basalt rock is a former volcanic island, formed in an eruption some one hundred thousand years ago. The raging Atlantic Ocean has shaped the cliffs since the Ice Age. The hole in the middle was carved out by the ocean digging out the weaker remaining rocks over a long period. In addition to the arch, interesting stacks are standing tall just south of the Dyrhólaey cliffs.
The whole formation, the island, the black beach and rocky shoreline around the island, the stacks, and the arch is a spectacular natural phenomenon.
Dyrhólaey is a beautiful location for birdwatching. In 1978 Dyrhólaey became a nature reserve as nature and birdlife during spring, and early summer is quite sensitive and requires monitoring.
Source Hit Iceland.