Rivendale | Iceland Prints Broome — seen from directly

Broome — seen from directly above in late afternoon light

the human presence in this landscape reads as pure geometry: nets laid out in careful order

In late September the birch forest that lines the banks turns in a matter of days - the whole valley shifting to gold and amber almost overnight

This image was shot from a helicopter at golden hour

mud and sky merge into a single pale grey-white

Rivendale | Iceland Prints Broome — seen from directly[short_description] From altitude above Iceland, glacial meltwater fills the entire frame in deep teal green the channels branching and merging across dark basalt in an all over pattern, the suspended glacial silt giving the water a colour found nowhere else on earth. Open edition Aerial fine art by Tobias Hgg 210g natural white art paper, matte finish [ short_description] [product_description] The specific blue green colour of Iceland's glacial