Holger Torp (Holger)'s Photos : Popular Photos : 26. october 2008 Hafragilsfoss The canyons of Jökulsá are one of the biggest canyons in Iceland and undeniably the most diverse in structure and form. They reach 25 km, the are 0,5 km wide and in many places well over a 100 meters. The canyons are said to have been forged in a catastrofic glacier burst leaving behind magnificent work of art chiseled out by Mother Nature.- powered by SmugMug

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Holger Torp (Holger) > 15. October 2008
Ford still going strong

Holger Torp (Holger) > 26. october 2008
Hafragilsfoss
The canyons of Jökulsá are one of the biggest canyons in Iceland and undeniably the most diverse in structure and form. They reach 25 km, the are 0,5 km wide and in many places well over a 100 meters. The canyons are said to have been forged in a catastrofic glacier burst leaving behind magnificent work of art chiseled out by Mother Nature.

Holger Torp (Holger) > 14. desember 2008
Full moon over mount Esja at 5:30 in the evening.

Holger Torp (Holger) > 5. november.
The older Reykholt Church
was built in 1886-87. The church is a good example of the later kind of timber church with a tower. The church served until 1996, when the new church was consecrated. It came under the protection of the National Museum in 2001 and is now part of The National Museums collection of houses.

Holger Torp (Holger) > 21. nóvember 2008
It is hard to stay focused for long.
Telma Þórunn, Embla Guðlaug og Ásta Margrét - three young ladies giving meaning to life.

Holger Torp (Holger) > 31. january 2008
With a view over Kúðafljót towards Mýrdalsjökull

Holger Torp (Holger) > 17. december 2008
The colors of the sky are sometimes unreal

Holger Torp (Holger) > 6. november 2008
Hraunfossar in Borgafjörður.
A little glimpse of the beautiful and spectacular waterfalls. In contrast to e.g. Dettifoss (27. october) these waterfalls are low and with much less water - clear water, but each of the 900 meters they span has something special to it when you look closer. The long exposure here was meant to emphasize the movement of the water and the contrasting clear colors both in the rocks and the stream.

26. october 2008
Hafragilsfoss
The canyons of Jökulsá are one of the biggest canyons in Iceland and undeniably the most diverse in structure and form. They reach 25 km, the are 0,5 km wide and in many places well over a 100 meters. The canyons are said to have been forged in a catastrofic glacier burst leaving behind magnificent work of art chiseled out by Mother Nature.