Kerið Crater is one of the volcanic craters of the Tjarnarhólar crater group in the Grímsnes area of southwest Iceland, it’s one of the stops along the iconic Golden Circle day tour. The volcano was estimated to have been active between 6,400 – 9,000 years ago.
Cheers,
C. S.
Ref: last weeks post. This is what I meant when I said I feel sorry for the bears. Having to perform for food (I’m sure they get fed otherwise). It just feels a little off to me.
Philadelphia Museum of Art
(c) by Andre Krajnik
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While spending time at Redfish Lake in Idaho, I discovered a treasure trove of old, weathered wood along the shore. Except this one, which was in the water and appeared to be coming out to haunt whatever got in its way. A little mist on the water’s surface adds a bit of mood to the image.
Fujifilm GFX 100s, Fuji GF 45-100, ISO 100, 100mm, f/11, 0.7 sec, processed in SilverEfex.
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A very dry Lindley Wood reservoir in Yorkshire. U.K.
Haystack Rock and Clouds
Image was taken with a Fujifilm X-E5 and XF 16-50mm WR lens
University of Missouri, Columbia MO
Monochromia 
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