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The two photographs shown here were taken at the Jokulsarlon lagoon in South West Iceland. The image above shows how the colors can vary between icebergs while the image below is an example of what happens to the icebergs when they have almost completely melted. I thought the right side of this ice looked like a bird, which is why it caught my eye.
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It DOES look like a bird. Those iceberg colors are ethereal. Great photos, as usual.
Posted by: SuzyR | September 28, 2007 at 06:22 PM