The Skálfandafljót, which falls over Goðafoss (english: Waterfall of the Gods), is a glacial river that emerges in the northwest of Vatnajökull. On its way towards the North Atlantic it absorbs some headwater rivers. Since most of the precipitation in winter is bound as snow, the bluish glacial water predominates in Skálfandafljót, which gives the waterfall its intense color. Most of the time I have a uniformly gray sky in this place, but on this late afternoon the setting sun actually briefly colored the clouds.
Hello! I am Judith... I would like to call myself an “ambitious amateur photographer”. My main focus is nature and landscape photography, but I also like to make detours to other genres. Everything I know about photography is self-educated. A few books here, some internet research there, inspiration from the works of other photographers and a lot, really a lot of trying things out has brought me to where I am today. My great happiness is my home on beautiful Lake Constance. I have a lot of photo spots right on my doorstep and the way to the Austrian, Swiss and Italian Alps is not too far.
