With the flaming sunset almost over, the remains of its red color mixed with the blue hour colors to produce a wonderful purple twilight atmosphere. Combined with the frosted trees and a bright moon, this was truly an evening to remember. This image was taken during my ‘Winter Paradise‘ northern Iceland workshop this January. If you’d like to experience and shoot these amazing locations yourself, please see the full details on my website and join us next year.
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Mývatn, North Iceland

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Soft pre-dawn light bathes Crater Bluff with Tonduron Spire just a distant peak in the background. Taken from the Grand High Tops of the Warrumbungles after night hike to reach this spot. The first European to sight and explore the area was John Oxley in 1818 who named the range the Arbuthnot Range. The Aboriginal name ‘Warrumbungles’ from the Gamilaroi tribe meaning ‘crooked mountains’ soon took over as the most frequently used name. Lieben, on Crater Bluff, was the most difficult rock climb in Australia for many years after its first ascent by Bryden Allen and Ted Batty in 1962. Warrumbungle National Park, New South Wales, Australia

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