Shield volcano.
Kollóttadyngja, a miniature Olympus Mons, is a shield volcano in the Northern Highlands of Iceland, lit with a splendour the gods might envy. I might have flown over Olympus Mons itself, had Elon Musk not fallen behind with his Mars-bound chariots.
But the gods have grounded us for now, so we turn to Earth. Olympus Mons remains, as far as we know, the tallest mountain in the Solar System; it rises to three times the height of Everest and, like Kollóttadyngja, crowned with a caldera at its summit.
Added to the Light in Iceland collection.

5DS, 70-200L f/2.8 IS II

5DS, 24-70L f/2.8 II

Photo from Wikipedia





Hi Rajan: I honestly have no idea on how to pronounce the name of this gorgeous volcano, but however it’s pronounced your scenes are grand, with the first being my choice. – Bob
Thank you, Bob. The pronunciation is not hard once you get the basic phonetic rules right. I have emailed you the key.
Just a splendid sight to see amigo! I NEVER knew that Mt Everest had a rival for its height! The alien landscape has much to be desired! Your photography brings a part of the “Northland” most Westerners never see or read about. Brilliant photography!
Thank you, Dan. You are a rare bird, who takes unalloyed joy in beauty.