Some landscapes are so extraordinary that they seem almost impossible, even when you are standing right in front of them.
Deep within Iceland’s Þjórsárdalur Valley lies Gjáin, a remarkable volcanic canyon where waterfalls carve their way through ancient basalt formations. It was here, above the cascading waters of Gjárfoss, that I discovered a composition unlike anything I had imagined.
Sarah L. Glabman, from the field. The full story travels with every editorial license.
