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Devil's fall

Devil’s
fall

This waterfall in Iceland seems to come straight from the bowels of hell and to be the product of man's imagination. But it is very real because it is the Hengifoss waterfall in Iceland which falls more than 118 meters in an incredible cirque of dark basalt with astonishing red bands. These are layers of clay that were deposited after each eruption, then the lava flows of the next eruption caused the oxidation of the iron contained in the clay.

From light to night

From light to night

This footbridge takes us to see the last lights of twilight in a fisherman's hut and a delicious two-tone orange / purple atmosphere. We are then rocked by the ample and fluid movements of the waves, mixing reflections and deep shadows.​

The curtain

The curtain

Iceland is famous for its impressive waterfalls including that of Skógafoss magnificent of strength and balance. The water of the Skógá river flows 62m from the top of green cliffs creating an impressive curtain perfectly straight and spray rising into the sky.

The fortress

The fortress

Surrounded by incredible basalt organs, the Svartifoss waterfall offers our astonished eyes a natural amphitheater where the spectacle of a confrontation between two forces of nature seems to be taking place: the mineral, the merciless force of darkness, and the plant, fragile but always alive.

Mystical

Mystical

This deeply cracked earth, this mythical form of Mont Saint-Michel (France), this rising tide while reflecting the sky and this piercing light on the horizon, There is something mystical about this atmosphere that seems to have been set on stage by divine powers

Shutter island

Shutter Island

There is a glaucous atmosphere on this rocky point where this majestic lighthouse is enthroned. This old cobbled road that takes you there seems haunted by memories that disturb your mind.

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