Dragons in the Sky

[Rajan Parrikar]

Late evening on the southwestern coast of Snæfellsnes, Iceland.  For a brief story accompanying the photo, see this.

[EduPerez]

The land looks a bit weird to me (perhaps it has been over-processed?), but the clouds are amazing!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

The land looks a bit weird to me (perhaps it has been over-processed?), but the clouds are amazing!

From my one visit to Iceland in 1974 I'd say the land looks a bit weird in reality almost everywhere in Iceland.
Another nice one, Rajan!

Eric

[francois]

From my one visit to Iceland in 1974 I'd say the land looks a bit weird in reality almost everywhere in Iceland.

Agreed. The land in Iceland is simply incredible with colors and rock formations that belong to another planet.

Another nice one, Rajan!

Eric

Agreed again about the photo, fantastic combination between the sky and the "weird" rocks/moss/flowers.

[Rajan Parrikar]

The land looks a bit weird to me (perhaps it has been over-processed?), but the clouds are amazing!

No "overprocessing" here.  The foreground is actually moss-covered lava, which is a strange sight in itself.  As others have mentioned, much of Iceland is surreal.

[Rajan Parrikar]

By the way, see "Dragons in the Clouds" -

http://www.mfa.org/collections/object/dragons-in-the-clouds-25708

[Jeremy Roussak]

Late evening on the southwestern coast of Snæfellsnes, Iceland.  For a brief story accompanying the photo, see this.

Lovely. Should be in the "Clouds" thread!

Every shot I see posted here of Iceland increases my desire to go there.

Jeremy

[EduPerez]

No "overprocessing" here.  The foreground is actually moss-covered lava, which is a strange sight in itself.  As others have mentioned, much of Iceland is surreal.

Amazing place, then!

[DuncanAndison]

I love the simplicity and colours of this, great shot!