Svartifoss, Iceland

The cascading waters of Svartifoss slowly eat away at the rock, leaving jumbled piles of basalt in the ravine below. Columnar jointing in basalt flows + waterfall = perfect photography opportunity for a Geoscientist (and thousands of other photographers).

Svartifoss_Panorama_BW_Iceland Svartifoss and Columnar Basalt, Vatnajökull National Park,Iceland (16″x36″)

This entry was posted on December 31, 2017 by Luke Parsons. It was filed under Black and White, HDR, Panoramas, Photography and was tagged with Black and White, bulb, flowing water, Geology, HDR, Iceland, Panoramas, Photography, travel, waterfall, waterfalls.

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