Iceland’s waterfalls are ubiquitous. During a month-long photoshoot in Iceland, we visited numerous waterfalls. Some of these falls we planned to photograph. Others we stumbled upon by accident. All, however, were stunningly beautiful.
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Iceland’s lighthouses number approximately 104 and dot Iceland’s 3100-mile (5000-kilometer) coastline. The lighthouses sit on rocky promontories and in deep fjords. Many lighthouses are active. They still provide life-saving guidance to ships sailing in the dangerouse waters around the island nation.
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The Churches of Iceland is the first post in a series on the visual delights of Iceland. Neither scholarly nor scientific, we try to share the delightful surprises we found while traveling around Iceland.
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One of William Horton’s photographs has been chosen to be part of the Darkroom Gallery Exhibit Architecture-Structure-Form opening in June at the Darkroom Gallery, Longmont, CO.
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