Capture taken at the last minutes of the day at Jökulsárlón Beach (glacier lagoon beach).
Vatnajökul is Iceland’s largest glacier and feeds above mentioned lagoon with melting water and icebergs. The water and the icebergs flow into the sea. The current and waves deposit the icebergs on the black sand beach and provide a real nirvana for photographers.
I had clear thoughts of what I wanted to achieve there, but the weather was not supportive at all as the overcast and the fierce wind did not allow any shots. Persistence paid off as I returned to the beach the next evening when the weather did not look promising at all. Nevertheless, I stepped into the car and drove the 30 km from the hotel to the beach. Needless to say that the weather all of the sudden did a 180 degree turn and I was in absolute awe with the beauty of the place.
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