Day 68. 5th September. Seljalandsfoss, South Iceland.
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This is Seljalandsfoss, a famous Icelandic waterfall that you can walk behind.
Lots of water on the lens with this one because I’m being drenched with spray.
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With the right conditions and the right angle, the water vapour gives you a rainbow or two.
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You can see the people behind the waterfall.
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Fast shutter speed. 1/1000 sec.
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Slow shutter speed. 1/20 sec.
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Very slow shutter speed. 8 seconds.
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View from behind, though off to the side.
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Views from directly behind. In some such as this you can see the land beyond the waterfall at the bottom.
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From the side and against the sun.
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Walking out. Photograph by Léa Coste.
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Murray Foote 
Envious experience. Great images!!
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Thanks very much Robert
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Incredible. And I love the differences between the shutter speeds on the water.
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It’s amazing what you can find there.
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