The northern lights dance over the mountains and glacier and reflect in the water of the lagoon.

Water thunders over the partially frozen Goðafoss waterfall in northern Iceland at sunrise.

The iconic black sand beach in southern Iceland. Here chunks of ice have been washed ashore after melting from icebergs emerging from the nearby lagoon.

Hellnar is on the Snaefellsness peninsula in Iceland and plays host to a dramatic series of basalt cliffs. This image was made around midnight - these lenticular clouds just kept getting better and better. I finally had to pull myself away around 12.30 and go to bed in anticipation of a 3am wakeup for sunrise.

The beach at Búðir at first was uninspiring, but walking further along reveals a wonderland of boulders and rock formations. This image was made after scrambling over seaweed covered boulders to a relatively flat raised platform. The light lent itself to a black and white interpretation and the lenticular clouds over the distant mountains complements the form of the water between the foreground rocks.
A one minute exposure was used to blur the water.

Ice chunks being beaten by waves at the black sand beach near the glacier lagoon at sunrise.

The northern lights dance over the lake at Mývatn.

This image of Seljalandsfoss was made using a long exposure. The rainbow caused by the setting sun arches up and around the falls, which spill out over an overhang into a pool below.

Long exposure showing erupting lava, ash plume (black) and steam (white).

A winter moon shines down on the Reynisfjara sea stacks as clouds scud past the starry sky.

The iconic sea stacks at Reynisfjara against an overcast sky, long exposure.

The headland of Dýrholaey sits in the distance with its cliffs, sea stacks and lighthouse.