My day 2 entry in the 365 Photos Challenge. My entry today is “Jökulsárlón”.You can find endless pictures of Jökulsárlón on the net. It’s probably the most photographed spot in Iceland. But maybe it’s because we Icelanders see it differently then travelers, that you can usually see if the photo is taken by Icelander or a traveler.
It got it’s beauty for sure, but what I see as the beauty of it is different then tourist see it. It is the calmness in the reflection of the icebergs on the almost totally still icy water. Sometimes the sky looks so unnatural when it reflects in the lagoon. But even tho the water looks like it’s not running, it slowly moves to the sea were the icebergs cracks and the rocky seashore break them into pieces that are caught by the ocean. And those small pieces take on a journey to the endless Atlantic Ocean only to melt and be absorbed by it.
That’s the beauty of the lagoon. This feeling of total stillness, even though it’s moving but so slowly that you hardly notice it. Sometimes it’s like looking a tree grow. Nature isn’t in that rat-race like us humans. It moves slowly but surely to fulfill its destiny. In contrast to us, that so often do not know what our destiny is.
Here are the rules on the 365 Photos Challenge.
interesting writings love it!!!!! # WOWW
Thank you! Glad that you like it.
What a beautiful reflection!! ( I can not open your post,#ThursdayReflections – Reflection of a cloud in a little muddy pool)
Thank you!
It looks like I made a mistake by putting the # symbol in front of the name:
#ThursdayReflections – Reflection of a cloud in a little muddy pool
But you can click on the photo to open it.
I can see the photo but I can not comment there! It’s a beautiful reflection. I’m waiting for you next Thursday with other reflections! 🙂
Oh wow, it’s a stunning photo! Iceland is really magical and unique.
Thank you so much! There will be more photos from Iceland, hope you will like them also.
Tsk… Tsk… Tsk… What a fantastic picture!
Thank you so much, Albert : )
You are always welcome, Bragi
You’ve captured that feeling very well. Stunning photo.
Thank you very much, Kim! I tried my best : )