Icebergs float freely on Jökulsárlón, a stunning glacial lake in southern Iceland. These floes have broken away from Breiðamerkurjökull, a glacier that is part of Vatnajökull, the largest glacier in Iceland and drift around the lagoon at their own pace. Temporary in nature, they slowly melt away. Some giant chunks of ice will stick around for months, shape-shifting as the sun, wind and water wear them away. Others, minute in comparison, will thaw within a day.
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Your Photography amazing👍😀
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Thank you Ramya, you are too kind 🙂
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Incredible shots!
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Thank you so much! Honestly, pictures don’t do justice to these awe-inspiring sights, don’t you agree?
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Wow! Stunning shots. I have never seen anything like that before. Great you stopped by my blog and I got a chance to visit you 🙂
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You are so welcome here, Parul! Iceland truly is majestic…
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Amazing pics !
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It’s an amazing place, Rajiv 😀
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You captured some amazing shots!
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Thank you Crystal, it was a glorious day & gorgeous subjects 🙂
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Thanks for stopping by my blog – your photos are amazing! They are so good, I’ve followed you on Instagram too!
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yayie, thank you so much, Zombie Girl ❤
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Thank you for the pingback Chris! I really liked your post depicting “Temporary” 🙂
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