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All images © 2005 Johann Gudbjargarson. All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.
Very cool lighting.
Delicious blue. The sky can be one of the most difficult things to capture on film.
Stark and beautiful. An unusual scene (for the rest of the world anyway)
Beautiful!