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Hverir

Earth on boil.

At the base of the mountain Námafjall in north Iceland is one of the most infernal sights on the planet: a smorgasbord of fumaroles, solfataras, boiling mud pools, slopes of red clay, colourful patches of mineral deposits and geometry in clay. The Earth here is literally seething and to add to the stew’s charm, this is an active volcanic zone.

Check out the video following the still images.

Hverir, Námafjall, Mývatn, Iceland

Baked polygons
DJI Phantom 4

 
Hverir, Námafjall, Mývatn, Iceland

Seething
DJI Phantom 4

 
Hverir, Námafjall, Mývatn, Iceland

Nature the Artist
DJI Phantom 4

 
Hverir, Námafjall, Mývatn, Iceland

This way to Hell
5D Mark II, TS-E 17L

 
Hverir, Námafjall, Mývatn, Iceland

Solfataras
5D Mark II, 24-105L

 
Hverir, Námafjall, Mývatn, Iceland

The red slopes of Námafjall
5D Mark II, 24-105L

 

 
 
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