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Morning Mountain
9am in late October, and the sun is rising in the east-south-east. Travelling south we pass Álftavatn, literally "Swan Lake".
The warm light catches the craggy flanks of Ingólfsfjall, a flat-sided volcanic tuya 551 metres / 1808 feet high.
The lake collects the reflection beautifully.
Ölfus in south-western Iceland, near Selfoss.
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Morning Mountain
9am in late October, and the sun is rising in the east-south-east. Travelling south we pass Álftavatn, literally "Swan Lake".
The warm light catches the craggy flanks of Ingólfsfjall, a flat-sided volcanic tuya 551 metres / 1808 feet high.
The lake collects the reflection beautifully.
Ölfus in south-western Iceland, near Selfoss.
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Morning Mountain
9am in late October, and the sun is rising in the east-south-east. Travelling south we pass Álftavatn, literally "Swan Lake".
The warm light catches the craggy flanks of Ingólfsfjall, a flat-sided volcanic tuya 551 metres / 1808 feet high.
The lake collects the reflection beautifully.
Ölfus in south-western Iceland, near Selfoss.
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Morning Mountain
9am in late October, and the sun is rising in the east-south-east. Travelling south we pass Álftavatn, literally "Swan Lake".
The warm light catches the craggy flanks of Ingólfsfjall, a flat-sided volcanic tuya 551 metres / 1808 feet high.
The lake collects the reflection beautifully.
Ölfus in south-western Iceland, near Selfoss.
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Morning Mountain
9am in late October, and the sun is rising in the east-south-east. Travelling south we pass Álftavatn, literally "Swan Lake".
The warm light catches the craggy flanks of Ingólfsfjall, a flat-sided volcanic tuya 551 metres / 1808 feet high.
The lake collects the reflection beautifully.
Ölfus in south-western Iceland, near Selfoss.