One of the most fascinating orographic experiences in Iceland relates to the direction of approach. The bare, tree-less mountains quickly change their appearance, revealing entirely new profiles as you go by or around them. A good instance of this is the mountain Einhyrningur, found in the interior along the South Fjallabak route. Einhyrningur means “Unicorn” in Icelandic, and the reason for the name is seen in the second image below.
See this later post.

The farm Bólstaður and Einhyrningur
5D Mark II, Zeiss ZE 50 f/2 Makro Planar

Einhyrningur, the Unicorn
5D Mark II, Zeiss ZE 50 f/2 Makro Planar
Oh! but these are so special. I so adore your tonal range in your monochorme work. Caponigro would be proud.
And, yes, I had to look up ‘orographic’!