Fifty shades of green: Kirkjufell, Iceland's most photographed mountain.

Very special mountain. I can imagine that he comes into his own in this type of series. Beautiful waterfalls too.

@enigma thank you 😊

Marc

On a photographic level, it is only really enjoying this beautiful region where you have enjoyed your holiday trip. The accompanying text is a warm welcome as additional information. Good work of you.

@paracelsus thanks for your compliment!

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marijke

I've been following Game Of Thrones what's called 2x. Last part not yet, we now have the whole series on DVD when we get there, we start ff again at part 1. Well then I'll pay close attention if I see that mountain. j, by the way, reminds me a lot of a... Show moreI've been following Game Of Thrones what's called 2x. Last part not yet, we now have the whole series on DVD when we get there, we start ff again at part 1. Well then I'll pay close attention if I see that mountain. j, by the way, reminds me a lot of a mountain in Cape Town Signal Hill.
If you don't mind, I'd rather see the waterfall without that filter. And that mountain would rather than that orchid. I would never step over that thread, which is certainly not for a reason.

@marijke omd

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Hans van Gemert

Again: beautiful!

@Hans van Gemert thank you!

ellesvandenbroek

Beautifully gorgeous! Beautiful that waterfall like a veil. The filter will allow the camera to grab a longer shutter speed without overexposure. Then you get this beautiful effect!

@ellesvandenbroek is exactly true!

Ingrid

Insanely beautiful that waterfall! And special, a mountain that looks like a volcano but it's not.

@Ingrid Tips en meer Iceland is a special country. They also have pseudo craters, I'll come back.

Madeleine

Beautiful mountain! I didn't know him, nor did I see Game of Thrones. I don't understand what they need over those strings either, because just behind the strings I think you get a more beautiful view on photo. Nice blog weather!

@Madeleine Thankyou! Over the string you get a little closer picture, or just a little different from the 1000 others, they think. I'm cocky, and so don't do it (and get in the way usually).

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NOOS Happy Words

Wonderful that waterfall, can imagine what it's like when you're close there and hear the water “slotting”, but now I don't have that much photography knowledge, I always do what, but what is the added value of the filter, to get it smoother. Is the first photo no longer reality?

@NOOS Happy Words Thankyou! Yes, the first picture is reality, the filter is to create an effect, creatively say.
I find that funny, is fun in the photo book 😉