Shores and Beaches
Seaweed Shadow on the Shore
The earth's flora is of endless variations. The ocean's plant life is of no lesser variations despite being invisible to most people
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The Rescue Hut
his rescue hut is located in Skálavík, a cove in the northern part of Westfjords.
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Sea Rocks on Shore
The sea rocks on this picture washed ashore with the heavy waves of the North Atlantic Ocean.
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The Elegant Ebb
The often black, but rarely white sand beaches around Iceland are magnificent.
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North Atlantic Cliffs
The cliffs are in the Skjalfandi Bay near Husavik, Iceland's main location for whale watching.
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An Island in the Sagas
The island that can be seen in the center of this photo is Drangey, an island that is well known from the Icelandic Sagas.
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Easy Access to the Shore
The Atlantic Ocean is all around Iceland and the Icelandic shores are one of Iceland's hallmarks.
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The Lifeline
The sea has helped Icelanders survive through the ages. During the winter time catch from the sea was the only fresh food available.
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Seaweed and Bird Rock
The ebb reveals interesting things. The rock is obviously a rest stop for birds.
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The Rocks' New Home
Last winter these rocks were placed there to prevent the sea from breaking the shore side and man made constructions.
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Fine Tuning the Sea Rocks
The sea has been pounding the rocks in the sea shore for millions of years, making them unimaginably soft to touch.
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Morning is Unbroken
Walking outside on a still morning like this is the best meditation one can have.
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The Shore The Sea and The Mountain
The ocean is still, the air is still and small waves tickle the shore on this beautiful, bright and cold January day.
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Snowcovered Sandy Beach
Snowcovered sandy beach can be an excellent place to rest and renew ones energy on a cold winter day.
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Shore and Shallow Sea
The clarity of the sea is emphasized by the shallow sea along this shore.
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Sandy Shore
Sandy shores isn't exactly what comes to mind when foreigners think of Iceland, but we them.
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