Driving along the southern coast of Snæfellsnes on an October evening, we discerned a break in the clouds, holding out the possibility of an eventful sunset. The peninsula lies fully exposed to the fury of the Atlantic’s violent moods, and its own topography of mountain ridges amplifies the turbulence by creating wind corridors.
The clouds caught fire near the lava field Beruvíkurhraun. Our car was being buffeted by gale-force winds but I managed to shield myself and fire a few frames.
Snæfellsnes, south side
5D Mark II, 24-105L
Taimur Khan said it!
BTW, the versatility of the 24-105 in your hands is what persuaded me that I still need one. 🙂
Stunning !
Beautiful! This picture reminds me of the dragon paintings at MFA, Boston.