Iceland V

If you have been following my Iceland posts you are learning how diverse this country is. It is what surprised me most. Here I show more diversity, this time in black & white. Some of the scenes just seemed to call for it. It was fun to see all the different land formations that years of volcanic activity and erosion provided. A field with odd mounds that looked like pyramids interested me as did some sea stacks, similar to those found in our pacific northwest. It seemed obvious that many of the formations were relatively new, especially compared to the rounder more weathered Appalachian Mountains I am so familiar with. In the lagoon, glacier chunks, layered with volcanic material waited their turn to be washed out to sea. Following the Ring Road, the sea was never far away and we were happy to be graced by its company as we traveled. I found Iceland to be magnificent in its diversity and long to go back each time I process another image.

‘Island Between’ © Denise Bush

‘Pyramids Of Iceland’ © Denise Bush

‘Beached Icebergs in B & W’ © Denise Bush

‘Icebergs In Glacier Lagoon’ © Denise Bush

‘Iceberg Close-up’ © Denise Bush

‘Selandjafoss Black & White’ © Denise Bush

‘Sea Stacks’ © Denise Bush

‘Along The Way’ © Denise Bush

‘Seaside Ruins’ © Denise Bush

‘Icelandic Horse & Rider’ © Denise Bush