Iceland, Europe (2016)

After a clouded afternoon the weather cleared up just before sunset and we were enjoying the spectacle of dark clouds moving away while the sun peeked through.

Quite the magical experience that can now be created on your own wall.

I have always been mesmerized by waterfalls and can watch them for hours. Hraunfossar is a series of waterfalls streaming out of the Hallmundarhraun lava field. It is near another waterfall called Barnafoss. 

Driving towards Húsavík through some incredible nature. We took some time to admire this amazing canyon. No time though to hike down and walk over that small bridge.

While travelling through Iceland one cannot miss the sheer amount of sheep. Here I witnessed a small family enjoying the sun.

One of the more spectacular waterfalls in Iceland. It took us some effort to get there but it was really worth it.

Remnants of an old volcano crater. It was a bit out of our way but the sight was really amazing.

It took a long hike upwards to be able to view Litlanesfoss, an amazing waterfall lying in between huge basalt rocks. Once there we were rewarded with a fantastic view.

We found this waterfall by accident as we stopped for a brief break along the 939 dirt road. It took a bit of climbing but the reward was truly amazing.

Wild Icelandic horses roam around freely everywhere in Iceland. It's a beautiful sight to see these awesome animals.

A zodiac trip on Lake Jökulsárlón allowed us to view some amazing icebergs. As it was a clouded day the blue in the ice really stood out.

When the ice breaks off a glacier it travels towards the ocean where it sometimes ends up on Diamond Beach. We felt lucky to be able to see this gorgeous ice rock.

Another day, another waterfall. For this one we had to walk quite a bit but we managed to be able to get to the base of the waterfall. Amazing feeling to see what nature can do!

Fagrifoss is a waterfall that cannot easily be reached. A 4x4 bus brought us here and the view was amazing.

After a long and tedious hike up the mountain we had this rewarding view on this ridge of craters.

I felt lucky to have found this unnamed 'waterfall' while at a stop on our bus tour. I felt tempted to slide down.

I have always wanted to walk behind a waterfall and Iceland is the place where that can be done. Very slippery though!

It was a lot of fun waiting for geyser Strokkur to erupt, but the result was very rewarding.

It took a long time waiting for some sun to shine through the dark clouds, but the resulting rainbow is what I wanted to see. I was not disappointed.