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Bilder av Nord-Island
Nord-Island har en rekke brusende fosser, unike steinformasjoner og geotermiske landskaper
Sommerbilder fra Island
Islands sørkyst
Snø
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Høylandet
Reykjavik
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Vestfjordene på Island
Lundefugler
Hester
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Bilder av Nord-Island
Snæfellsnes
Jökulsárlón
Den gylne sirkel
Fjell
Nordlys
Fosser
Ishuler
Hvítserkur-steinen nordvest på Island
Aldeyjarfoss på Nord-Island
Goðafoss nord på Island
Glaumbær tradisjonelt torvhus på Nord-Island
Hvítserkurtrollet i midnattssolen på Island
Goðafoss i skumringen på Island
Varmekilder nær Mývatn nord på Island
Den buldrende Dettifoss på Nord-Island
Vinterlandskap ved Goðafoss på Nord-Island
Geotermisk aktivitet på Nord-Island
Nord-Island er fullt av fosser
En vei som leder til ingensteds på Nord-Island
Goðafoss, the "waterfall of the gods", spreads across its curved cliff at sunset in summer, North Iceland.
A traveller watches a rainbow arc over Goðafoss waterfall on a sunny day in North Iceland.
A tiny figure stands beside the thundering Dettifoss, Europe's most powerful waterfall, in northeast Iceland.
A steaming blue-and-orange mudpot bubbles in the Hverir geothermal field near Lake Mývatn in North Iceland.
The vivid blue hot spring hidden inside Grjótagjá lava cave near Lake Mývatn, North Iceland.
Bathers relax in the milky-blue water of the Mývatn Nature Baths, ringed by mountains in North Iceland.
Snow-dusted Skútustaðagígar pseudo-craters catch the low sun beside Lake Mývatn in North Iceland.
A road winds past green pseudo-craters along the blue shore of Lake Mývatn in North Iceland.
Visitors gather at the café in Akureyri Botanical Garden in the northern capital of Iceland.
Colourful houses reflect in calm water at the fishing town of Siglufjörður on the north coast of Iceland.
Colourful houses line a street in Akureyri, the largest town in North Iceland.
A vivid pink sunset glows above the powerful Dettifoss waterfall in northeast Iceland.
The turquoise pool below the curved Goðafoss waterfall shines under a rainbow on a bright day in North Iceland.
Goðafoss waterfall flows between snow-covered banks in winter in North Iceland.
A pink winter dawn colours the sky above the icy Goðafoss waterfall in North Iceland.
An aerial view of the green pseudo-craters and blue waters of Lake Mývatn in North Iceland.
Snow dusts the pseudo-craters beside Lake Mývatn under a bright winter sky in North Iceland.
The wide Selfoss waterfall pours over a rocky ledge on the Jökulsá á Fjöllum river in North Iceland.
Water spills across the broad rim of Selfoss waterfall in Vatnajökull National Park, North Iceland.
The blue crater lake of Víti sits in the Krafla volcanic area in North Iceland.
The Víti explosion crater holds a bright blue lake in the Krafla geothermal field, North Iceland.
The Aldeyjarfoss waterfall drops between tall basalt columns in the highlands of North Iceland.
Snow lines the basalt cliffs around the Aldeyjarfoss waterfall in the highlands of North Iceland.
The turquoise pool of Aldeyjarfoss sits beneath columnar basalt in North Iceland.
The Hvítserkur sea rock rises from the water off the Vatnsnes Peninsula in North Iceland.
The dragon-shaped Hvítserkur sea stack stands on the shore of North Iceland on a clear day.
Snow dusts the strange lava pillars of Dimmuborgir near Lake Mývatn in North Iceland.
A whale-watching boat sails the calm waters of Skjálfandi bay near Húsavík in North Iceland.
The Goðafoss waterfall glows under a summer sunset in North Iceland.
Turquoise water sweeps over the curved Goðafoss waterfall on a bright day in North Iceland.
Spray rises from the powerful Goðafoss waterfall in North Iceland.
The mighty Dettifoss, Europe’s most powerful waterfall, thunders through its canyon in North Iceland.
Glacial water plunges over the wide edge of Dettifoss waterfall in Vatnajökull National Park, North Iceland.
Green pseudo-craters dot the shore of Lake Mývatn in North Iceland.
The blue waters and pseudo-craters of the Lake Mývatn area stretch across North Iceland.
Bathers relax in the milky-blue Mývatn Nature Baths in North Iceland.
The Skútustaðagígar pseudo-craters rise beside Lake Mývatn in North Iceland.