The pearl of the Westfjords I Photo

Photographer’s Note

This is the beginning of a little series about Dynjandi. This is the first waterfall we see when we climb to Dynjandi from the campsite. The name of this little waterfall is Baejarfoss (the fall of the farms)
The fall of Dynjandi (or Fjallfoss) and all the one after are really the pearl of this region.

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I_WanderingSoul (652) 2008-12-08 5:21

Hi Mickael,
Iceland is such a beautiful country.
you are lucky to have seen that.
Very nice view you have captured.
The aquamarine color of the pool at the bottom is too good!
TFS,Neelima.

janlykke (44) 2008-12-08 5:25

Iceland has a fantastic nature. You have in fine way captured the soul of Iceland. Good work with the exposuretime, so the water is just perfect.
/Jan :-)

guitianmiranda (3612) 2008-12-08 5:51

Beautiful waterfall very well handled. Time of exposure ¼ is perfect to catch the water move without over exposure.

Best regards Mickael.

darek1978 (11165) 2008-12-08 8:30

Hello Mickael,
What a marvellous picture!
The effect of contract white and green and blue is amazing! Well done my friend!!!
Regards,
Darek

jemaflor (39259) 2008-12-08 11:05

Salut Mickael,
Jolie cascade avec un bon effet de flou pour l'eau qui par ailleurs a de très belles teintes bleutées, c'est bien rendu.

jorgi (3798) 2008-12-08 23:30

Hi Mickael,

I'm always impressed with "green" water when I see one.
Iceland is a land I would like to visit some day...I like the light there. It is different...I feel it also in your photo. But I noticed that this light usully makes it possible for scenery and nature's wonders "shine" in their beauty, dense with colours. Like this exact waterfall. Too strong light would diminish that hypnotic green...but with diffused cloudy ambient it glows like a pearl.

My best,
Jeri

MC82 (122) 2008-12-09 9:42

coucou

Cette photo aussi est jolie mais je trouve que la mousse qui flotte sur la droite fait cracra... c'est dommage.
Le tit bonhomme accroupit me fait marrer... il fait quoi???

MC

jrj (34779) 2008-12-10 2:12

I think I preferred this version of the place Mickael. Adding place for the waterfall and little of the nature around it is good.
Combined with the use of the long shutter you had the right velvet like setting for the waterfall here.