Seljalandsfoss

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It's one of the best known waterfalls in Iceland and is situated between Selfoss and Skógafoss. It's possible to walk behind the waterfall

Iceland. March 2017

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Four shot, vertical pano of Seljalandsfoss waterfall, south coast of Iceland...

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It was an amazing experience to walk around the waterfall. Being behind the fall was really funny.

It's one of the best known waterfalls in Iceland and is situated close to Skógafoss. This waterfall of the river Seljalandsá drops 60 metres over the cliffs of the former coastline. It's possible to walk behind the waterfall.

Iceland. September 2015.

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Five vertical shots stitched together. Sony Xperia

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After the storm, the calmness.

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First of a set of shots to capture Seljalandsfoos waterfall as it deserves.

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The often photographed stunning Icelandic falls - seljalandsfoss.

The last time I was here there was no snow and you could get right around the back of the powerful falls, that route was closed off on this visit probably due to there being thick ice on the ground covered with snow...

The wind this day was really strong and even getting out of the car you had to hang onto the door so it didn't snap off backwards, (never a great idea taking a hire car back with 1 door missing...)

I hadn't decided if I was going to shoot anything here or maybe some details sections of the falls but the wind was creating that much shape in the water, (and sometimes even blowing it right back up the cliff face)!, that I couldn't resist seeing if I could get something a little different to the norm, this was one of my favourite images, with the wind really tearing into the normally straight flowing water and completely rearranging it how it saw fit.

Securing the tripod and setup was a bit of an effort in this wind but it did a sterling job, don't think I canned even 1 shot due to camera shake, any deletions were all the dreaded inevitable water spots.

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Seljalandsfoss waterfall presents forceful power that can be seen from its back, which attracted to most of visitors. In contrast, the front view of the waterfall displays its soft side, as bridal veil drifting with the wind...

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Seljalandsfoss at sunset

Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, Iceland