Photograph of the week: Waterfall in southern Iceland

By on Dec 05, 2012 in Europe, Featured, Iceland, Regions, Western Europe   - Read 6783 times
 

The waterfall is on the south coast of Iceland and is called Seljallandsfoss. In the summer the midnight sun goes low enough to illuminate the path behind the falls and it illuminates the water as you walk behind in a most enchanting way. It’s one of photographer Bob Krist’s all-time favourite places to shoot and this one was made on assignment for National Geographic Traveler.

Thank you to Bob Krist Photography for permission to re-produce the image.

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