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Sunday, June 24, 2012

Hannah Bemelmans: Iceland

These pictures are from Thingvellir, Iceland.  Here you can see the rifts created by tectonic plate movement. These pictures are taken between the plates of North America and Eurasia.  This is also the site of Iceland's first official government.  When the settlers decided to create a singular government, they searched the land and decided on this place to assemble once a year to make laws and settle disputes.
 
 Armansfell, Thingvellir, Iceland 2011 © Hannah Bemelmans
 
 Cairn, Thingvellir, Iceland 2011 © Hannah Bemelmans
 
 Moss and Lava, Thingvellir, Iceland 2011 © Hannah Bemelmans
 
Inside the Rift, Thingvellir, Iceland 2011 © Hannah Bemelmans

Rift, Thingvellir, Iceland 2011 © Hannah Bemelmans

1 comment:

  1. Moss and Lava is such a great photograph because the scale could be pretty ambiguous. It's such a magical looking place I could believe it as a small crevice or a canyon with puffy rounded cliffs covered in bushes.

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