A Colorful Flow - №2

Almost like Amber - Iceland

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Abstract aerial landscape photography by Jan Erik Waider
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Abstract yellow lake with dark shoreline and small waves in Iceland
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Abstract yellow lake with dark shoreline and small waves in Iceland
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Aerial photograph of yellow river with dark shoreline in Iceland
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Aerial photograph of abstract lake with dark shoreline in Iceland
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Aerial photograph of abstract lake with dark shoreline in Iceland
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Abstract aerial photograph of colorful river in Iceland
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Abstract aerial photograph of colorful glacier river in Iceland
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Abstract aerial photograph of colorful glacier river in Iceland
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Aerial photograph of colorful glacier river in Iceland
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Abstract aerial photograph of colorful glacier river in Iceland with black sand
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Abstract aerial photograph of colorful glacier river in Iceland with black sand
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Aerial photograph of colorful glacier river in Iceland with black sand
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Aerial photograph of yellow river in Iceland with black sand
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Abstract aerial landscape photography by Northlandscapes, Jan Erik Waider

A Colorful Flow - №2

Iceland's river and seascapes are often inconspicuous from the ground, but from the air they offer a breathtaking spectacle of colors and textures. Not much different from a watercolor painting and in constant motion, depending on the tides or the water level and flow velocity of the rivers.

Most rivers have their source at one of the numerous glaciers, and flow towards the sea. Along the way, they transport vital nutrients for the ecosystem in the form of sediment, which are responsible for the sometimes very unusual colors of the water. Some rivers also carry sulphur from geothermal areas, contributing to striking yellow tones in the water.

See related series: №1, №2, №3, №4 and №5

Published August 2020

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