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Skútafoss Waterfall – East Iceland
Skútafoss is a double waterfall near the East coast of Iceland. It is a lesser known waterfall just a short drive from Iceland’s famous Vestrahorn Mountain.
Vesturhorn at Stokksnes – East Iceland
This incredibly beautiful mountain and beach combination reflecting in the wet sand at Vestrahorn is a must-see for any photographer visiting Stokksnes in East Iceland.
Jökulsárlón & Diamond Beach
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon is a large iceberg lake that connects with the North Atlantic and volcanic, black sand beaches. These beaches often get littered with glacier ice crystals and are known as the Diamond Beach.
East Iceland – photographer’s haven
What is the difference between a photographer’s heaven and photographers haven? Well, heavens become very popular quickly especially with lightning fast internet everywhere and the new ways that people are able to say “Check this out!!” with a stunning photo.
Vesturhorn Mountain – landscape photography
Vesturhorn mountain is perhaps the best beach and mountain combination ever. The landscape at Stokksnes provides rich foregrounds in the sand dunes, tussocks and shore.
Vesturhorn Mountain in Winter Arctic Light
Vestrahorn is a beautiful mountain in South East Iceland at Stokksnes. It is a 15 minute drive from the fishing town of Höfn.
Puffin Locations – Iceland Coastline
Puffins can be seen in large numbers in some parts of Iceland. This puffin map will show your where you are most likely to see them
Vattarnes East Iceland Coastline
The Vattarnes fjord peninsular is a fabulous Coastline in the Eastfjords of Iceland. The area is the land divide between Reyðarfjörður and Fáskrúðsfjörður.
June 2010 Jökulsarlon and East Fjords
This was a Summer photo tour around Iceland, but this post will look a the first couple of days including Jökulsarlon and the East Fjords.
Ice Caves – Iceland Glaciers
The ice caves under the Vatnjökull glacier are the real deal. These are caves sculpted by melt water during the Summer months. The walls and ceiling are carved by glacier rivers.