Iceland Eruption 2021 – The Aftermath

[Rajan Parrikar]

Iceland Eruption 2021 – The Aftermath.

[francois]

Superb gallery, I especially like those colored rock formations. They look like it's another planet.
The short movie is also sweet, thanks for sharing.

[David Eckels]

Fantastic. Well done!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Superb gallery, I especially like those colored rock formations. They look like it's another planet.
The short movie is also sweet, thanks for sharing.

+1.

Stunning!

[kers]

Beautiful how the warm rock area stand out in the snow.
Nice to see how the situation has become after the eruption.
thanks..

[Paulo Bizarro]

Fantastic. Lots of Sulphur has been spewed out.

[Rajan Parrikar]

Eric, Pieter, & Paulo - thank you.

Paulo, good of you to notice the sulphur - and spell it correctly. :-)

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

When I arrived in Reykjavik and stayed one night in the hotel, I recall turning on the bathroom hot water faucet and getting a sudden strong whiff of sulphur. The cold water smelled quite normal.

[Rajan Parrikar]

When I arrived in Reykjavik and stayed one night in the hotel, I recall turning on the bathroom hot water faucet and getting a sudden strong whiff of sulphur. The cold water smelled quite normal.

Eric,

Nothing has changed in that regard from your experience. The hot water pipes smell partly due to the addition of hydrogen sulphide to ward off corrosion in the pipes and partly due to the sulphur attending the geothermal water. The cold water at the tap has no such issues and remains probably the best drinking water available on the planet.

[MattBurt]

Excellent! I especially like that first one. Beautiful scenery and work.

[Arlen]

A wonderful set. I particularly like the first one.

[John R]

It's all been. well deserved praise. But I do like the first. It looks like a scene taken from space showing a nebulae of clouds. But is snow. wonderful.

JR

[Rajan Parrikar]

Thank you, Matt, Arlen, and John.

[Mark Nadler]

Love the first one.

mark