A huge wall of water 60 meters high and 30 meters wide, deriving from the Skògaà river that flows directly from one of the largest glaciers on the island, namely the Eyjafjallajökull. This is Skogafoss, in Iceland!
Think, before arriving in front of its magnificence, I knew all of its history: you must know that many legends circulate around this waterfall, among which it is said that it has the power to find something lost and long sought to those who get wet in its waters. There is also one that tells that the first Viking who settled there hid a treasure chest full of treasures inside the cave behind the waterfall.
In short, it is something that you MUST ABSOLUTELY see and photograph at least once in your life. This view you can find halfway to get to the beginning of the jump, as you can imagine offers endless ideas for shots to say the least breathtaking.
I did this photo with my Nikon D750 and my beloved Zeiss 18mm f/3.5, and the post-processing with Adobe Photoshop 2018. Feel free to ask me anything you want about it!