I will never forget the conditions I was in trying to shoot Fjadrargljufur Canyon! I estimated the wind was howling up to 80-90km an hour; it was going to be extremely difficult getting a long exposure that's for sure! After battening down the hatches and finding everything to hold the tripod steady, I managed to get this shot which I am happy about; it did take a few years to revisit this scene and edit in a way I loved.

Fjadrargljufur Canyon is an impressive, massive canyon about 100 meters deep and extends approximately 2 kilometres. Fjadrargljufur Canyon was created by a progressive erosion event that took millions of years, erosion coming from the waters off glaciers. Gljúfur means canyon in Iceland and Fjaðrá is the name of the river that runs through it.

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