Love this, thanks for sharing

Nice work

I visited Iceland with my wife in March of 2016, and we had planned to drives early in the morning to see the sunrise here. I had planned on proposing that morning.

The day before were walking around one of the many gorgeous waterfalls in Iceland, and we decided to follow a path leading away from where all the other tourists were. We found a secret waterfall that was hidden within a very short tunnel/cave. I said to hell with the plan and decided this was the spot. I told my wife I was setting ip the camera to get a picture of us, then proposed. She said yes, we’re happily married, yada yada yada. All this to say, Iceland is great.

Funny story though. The next day our car got stuck for 8 hours on the road because I tried to plow through a pile of snow drift on our way to Jokulsarlon. We never made it there, so good thing I asked the day before.

https://i.imgur.com/SQBp7sw.jpg

What?

I did this hike a few mo this ago. Woke up at like 3am for it! Great memories

Awesome.

A pic what it's normally looking like would have been great. Quite stunning too, I guess. I love when usually pretty dry areas awaken from their Sleeping Beauty slumber.

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Where in Saudi?

🙏🏽

Thank you

Iceland is the kind of place where the word for waterfall has 4 letters, but your mate's surname has 34.

#metoo

Thanks! So you focus on the mountain/infinity then take the shot?

I'm using a nikon d5300 with a sigma 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 lens. Though up till recently I've mostly shot on a nikon kit 18-55 lens I've noticed the body doesn't handle noise well on higher ISOs. I've gotten some decent aurora shots but it's hit or miss as to whether I get the whole aurora in focus (as opposed to a "blob"). How important is iso when shooting auroras? Also I'm guessing you were able to get good illumination bc of both high iso and a fast lens right?

Beautifully photo

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Beautiful

Absolutely breathtaking. I'm going to pretend I'm working from that little shaded bluff today.

I think I spent more time wandering around diamond beach though. Never felt that small with how open that beach area is.

I miss Iceland almost every day :(

When I went it was raining all day so I slept in that parking lot. Woke up to these glaciers. I will never wake up to anything so beautiful ever again.

Fucking hell, Clark Kent. Put somewhere less visible.

couldn't have said better myself

This is what ive sign up for

Try to make it to Iceland. You won't regret it. Across the road from OP's image is the black sand beach. Imagine seeing such beauty back to back. That's basically all of Iceland!

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