Ice Flow (Part 2) №2 – Iceland Greenland

Ice Flow (Part 2) №2 – Iceland GreenlandArtwork Information The glacier river jrs in South Iceland, captured on a cold winter morning. Stretching 143 miles (230 kilometers), it is the longest river in Iceland. Its source lies in the Hofsjkull glacier, a remote and powerful landscape that also contains the countrys largest active volcano. In this photograph, ice flows drift across the surface of the river, adding texture and movement to the scene. As jrs winds southward, it carries glacial

formed as water recedes during low tide

gradually eroding and shaping the ice

These formations

Ice and snow cover parts of the landscape

Dark tones and subtle details highlight nature’s quiet transformations

Crystalline regularity links structure at the nanoscale with features at the human scale

At ground level

On a cold winter’s day in a forest near Hamburg

Some formations appeared jagged and angular

Steep rock faces

This series was captured on a small beach in the Westfjords of Iceland

and shaped by seasonal stillness