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Dalatangaviti │ Iceland Landscape Photography
Dalatangi / Dalatangaviti was the first lighthouse in the country. The drive offers a magnificent view out to sea.
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Dalatangaviti │ Iceland Landscape Photography
Dalatangi / Dalatangaviti was the first lighthouse in the country. The drive offers a magnificent view out to sea.
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Berufjörður at Eastfjords │ Iceland Landscape Photography
Berufjörður is located in the south of the Eastfjords of Iceland; it is 20 kilometres long, and five kilometres wide at its widest. The fjord is most notable for being home to the village of Djúpivogur. Though home to less than 500 people, Djúpivogur is a major attraction, largely due to its public works of art, most notably 'The Eggs of Merry Bay’ which sits along the coast of Berufjörður.
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Berufjörður at Eastfjords │ Iceland Landscape Photography
Berufjörður is located in the south of the Eastfjords of Iceland; it is 20 kilometres long, and five kilometres wide at its widest. The fjord is most notable for being home to the village of Djúpivogur. Though home to less than 500 people, Djúpivogur is a major attraction, largely due to its public works of art, most notably 'The Eggs of Merry Bay’ which sits along the coast of Berufjörður.
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Berufjörður at Eastfjords │ Iceland Landscape Photography
Básar beach is a black sand beach near Þvottárskriður in the East coast of Iceland
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Básar Black Beach │ Iceland Landscape Photography
Básar beach is a black sand beach near Þvottárskriður in the East coast of Iceland
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Berufjörður at Eastfjords │ Iceland Landscape Photography
Berufjörður is located in the south of the Eastfjords of Iceland; it is 20 kilometres long, and five kilometres wide at its widest. The fjord is most notable for being home to the village of Djúpivogur. Though home to less than 500 people, Djúpivogur is a major attraction, largely due to its public works of art, most notably 'The Eggs of Merry Bay’ which sits along the coast of Berufjörður.
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Berufjörður at Eastfjords │ Iceland Landscape Photography
Berufjörður is located in the south of the Eastfjords of Iceland; it is 20 kilometres long, and five kilometres wide at its widest. The fjord is most notable for being home to the village of Djúpivogur. Though home to less than 500 people, Djúpivogur is a major attraction, largely due to its public works of art, most notably 'The Eggs of Merry Bay’ which sits along the coast of Berufjörður.
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Vogar │ Iceland City Photogrphy
Vogar municipality formerly Vatnsleysustrandahreppur is a municipality in the north of Reykjanes peninsula. Most residents apply thee work elsewhere, for example to Reykjavík or Keflavík, but before that, the business world was mostly based on seafaring. In the municipality is the settlement Vogar, where there are c.a. 1,300 people. The bay the village stands in is called Vogavík but the village was formerly called Kvíguvogar and Vogastapi, south of the village was called Kvíguvogabjörg. In Stakksfjörður off Vogastapi there were good fishing grounds called Gullkistan. Vogar are 14km away from Reykjanesbær and 25km away from Hafnarfjordur. Most residents live in the town center Vogar but around 150 people in rural areas.
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Hamarsá in Hamarsfjörður
Hamarsá in Hamarsfjörður, East, Iceland
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Northern lights outside Harpa
Harpa - Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Centre - Iceland
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Fimmvörðuháls, Fimmvörðuháls, Eyjafjallajökull, Eyjafjallajokull
Volcanic Eruption South of Iceland in glacier Eyjafjallajökull - FImmvörðuháls
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Sunset with Glaciers
Sunset at Jokulsarlon - Jökulsárlón
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Reykjavík / Reykjavik from air
Reykjavík on a good summer day from air
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Trees, bridge, frozen lake and ground covered with snow
Botanical Garden in Reykjavík in a winter time
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Waterfall behind rocks in a canyon
Nauthúsagil, canyon lies under the Eyjafjöll volcano. It's narrow and deep.
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Building in colorful evening sun
Building on Dalshraun in Hafnarfjörður City for Directorate of Fisheries - Iceland