Jökulsárlón
£38.00 – £800.00
25 print limited edition
This is one of the many places in Iceland that defy imagination. A glacier has stopped just short of the coast before retreating and forming a proglacial lake. The lake is bordered on the inland side by the glacier, and on the seaward side there is a small channel that leads to the sea, meaning seawater flows in and out of the lake with the tides. As icebergs break off from the glacier and slowly melt into the lake they are moved around by the tide, crashing and grinding in to each other, eventually when they are small enough they will flow out to sea down the shallow channel. As well as this spectacle the lake is full of seals and sea birds eating the dead fish that they have either driven into the lake or that have swum themselves up into the lake and have been killed by the fresh water in the lake from the melting icebergs.
The size given below refers to the length of the longest edge of the print
Description
Printing and Limited Editions explained
All my prints are available both as signed, fine art prints and unsigned photographic prints.
Signed fine art prints are limited edition meaning that only a certain number will ever be printed, normally 25, though it varies. They are printed on fine art, Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper using Giclée printing, and each one is individually signed, numbered and checked by me. You know that only a certain number of these will ever be printed. You can see an example of how they look above.
Unsigned photographic prints are processed directly by The Print Space using C-type photographic printing. They are printed with a white border around the edge containing my logo. An example can be seen on the right. Click on the image to see a larger example.
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