Guardians of Black Sand | Reynisfjara, Iceland fine paper print The cool blue-grey and warm

The cool blue-grey and warm rust palette gives this image an unusual softness for an aerial landscape - the flowing channels and the organic forms of the rock islands together producing something that reads more like a painting than a photograph

against the specific blue-green of the Indian Ocean

Seen together the two images show how much variation exists within a single geological formation - shot from the same altitude

[short_description] From directly above Goblin Valley

Guardians of Black Sand | Reynisfjara, Iceland fine paper print The cool blue-grey and warm[short_description] From altitude above Reynisfjara, the Atlantic surf hits the black volcanic sand in a continuous white mass the boundary between foam and obsidian beach a ragged organic line, and on the dark shore, two figures standing at the edge of it all. Open edition Aerial fine art by Tobias Hgg 210g natural white art paper, matte finish [ short_description] [product_description] Reynisfjara on Iceland's south coast is one of the most dramatic