Godafoss waterfall is located in the river Skjálfandafljót in north Iceland. It is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the country. It has three different vantage points and I believe all of them are pretty amazing! This is the view from the east side which is a great place to view the sunset. From […]

Eystrahorn is another epic mountain, located on the south east coast of Iceland, very close to Vestrahorn. There were far less people here though, just another photographer. However it is very easy to get there due to its proximity to the Ring Road. Some people refer to it as a hidden Icelandic gem! Here you […]

Brunnhorn mountain is located in south-east Iceland. It is also known as Batman mountain because of its three peaks that look like Batman’s logo! Others say that it looks like a dragon! Here you can see a perfect reflection of the mountain into the sea. A peak of Vestrahorn covered with snow can also be […]

Probably the best known photo of Kirkjufell is the one with the Kirkjufellsfoss waterfalls in front of it. However if you explore the area a little, and the weather allows it, you can find a perfect reflection of the mountain. Just look around for photographers with tripods! We were lucky enough to have no wind […]

The black church of Budir, named Búðakirkja, stands out of the surrounding landscape thanks to its color. It is painted black with pitch to protect it from the harsh Icelandic weather. Its black color makes a wonderful contrast to the cloud mountains in the background. Although it is isolated this place is popular for weddings […]

Malarrif lighthouse is located at Snaefellsnes peninsula, very close to Londrangar cliffs. It is very easy to access and depending on where you stand you can view the Atlantic ocean or Snaefellsjokull volcano. There were some pretty big waves crashing on the rocks the day we were there! I really like how the wind was […]

This is Londrangar, a pair of huge rock pinnacles in Iceland. They are volcanic plugs of basalt, that have been hew out from softer surrounding rock by erosion. Iceland has so many places to see and photograph that you can’t be at all of them at the right time to photograph if you have just […]

Another amazing Aurora Borealis show over Skogafoss waterfall in Iceland. Although we were very tired after a long day when we saw the prediction for a high solar activity without second thought we took our cameras and headed to Skogafoss waterfall. That night the weather was very good (zero Celsius degrees, no wind, no clouds)! […]

Godafoss is a spectacular waterfall located in Northern Iceland. You can visit it from both sides and if you are careful with the slippery rocks you can also get close to where its water falls. And if the sky is clear and you are lucky it’s a great location to view the northern lights. Definitely […]

The first time you see the Northern lights is one of those moments that are engraved in your mind forever! That typical Icelandic night was freezing cold, the air was blowing away our cameras and our lenses were covered with water spray. But there were no clouds, the solar activity was really high and so […]