Winter trip to Norway and Iceland
Feb 28, 2016, 6:53 am
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Wonderful photo's, MD/DC Flyer, some great captures of such beautiful and mesmorising landscape.
I really love the abstractness, as well the patterns, colours and textures in this stuff, great stuff
. Just a small question though. What kind of scale is it? i.e. it is a large mountain side, or a close-up of inside of a glacier etc.?
I really love the abstractness, as well the patterns, colours and textures in this stuff, great stuff
. Just a small question though. What kind of scale is it? i.e. it is a large mountain side, or a close-up of inside of a glacier etc.?This particular picture is inside an ice cave. For a sense of scale one person can fit between the top and the bottom of the picture. This particular ice cave was a continuous S shaped with only one person fit in the cave at any given time at most places.
This particular picture is of the roof of the cave which I would estimate would be about 10 meters high.
Mar 3, 2016, 7:50 am
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Your pictures are incredible! I went to Iceland last summer, and your description of KEF and the challenges of getting into Reykjavik are right on. The two major bus operators (Gray Line and Flybus) are reasonably priced and comfortable, but figuring out how and where to get your bus at the airport is a challenge. And you do end up standing outside in a long line hoping there's enough space for you on the next bus. But it's certainly a very cool place to add to your travel resume.