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winter seascape

Woman admiring the beautiful winter scenery at Dverghamrer, in Southern Iceland.

Dirty snow. Poisoning of nature. White, brown and black colors. Snowflakes and winter landscape. High quality photo

Beautiful landscape in Iceland in winter with lots of snow and ice and lots of Icelandic horses.

Iceland Winter over Snaefellsnes North Coast Landscape Panorama. Frozen North Atlantic Ocean Fjord Waters, Snow Covered Beaches and snow-capped coastal mountains - famous Kirjufell Mountain on the very right in Winter. Northern Snæfellsnes Cost near Brimilsvellir, Vesturland, Iceland, Nordic Countries, Europe

Frozen sea from northern Norway.

The cold Sunrise Iceland highlands in Winter

Small lake with a textured surface of the water, because of crushed ice in the autumn. Lake Uxavatn, Iceland.

View of a frozen pond in Cheshire, UK

Arctic landscape in winter time. Small river with ice in tundra.

Detail of a snowy rock on the frozen shore of Pine Lake in Kluane National Park at dawn, Haines Junction, Yukon, Canada

Iced lake in Vivistadir area in Gardabaer at sunrise, Iceland

Frozen lagoon with snowcapped mountain range in Iceland. Photographed in medium format.

Snow on the mountain , natural beauty

$Beautiful winter sunset from Norwegian fjords.\nHammerfest - Northern Norway.$

rakes in bunkers on a snow covered links golf course in ireland at sundown in snowy winter weather

Snowy winter landscape at the shore of on of the islands of the Lofoten archipel near Heamingsvear in Norway The mountains are covered in snow and there is ice floating on the water.

Low angle view of mountain range in low hanging clouds with black and white pattern of rock and snow on slopes at the end of the Orafajokull volcano in south-east Iceland with reflection in ice

Pseudocraters can be found in very few places in the world; Iceland, Hawaii, one in the Azore islands. These rootless craters form when piping hot thin-flowing molten lava flows over a wetland or boggy areas. The hot lava boils the water of the wetlands and the steam pressure causes explosions, creating clusters of pseudocraters. The biggest pseudocraters in Iceland are the Skútustaðagígar pseudocraters in the Mývatn area in North-Iceland. They are amongst the many extraordinary sights of the Mývatn area, and one of the most interesting natural phenomena in Iceland.

Ice is forming on the rocky shore of a lake, creating beautiful patterns with a background of mountains and clouds

Scenic view of the beautiful mountain volcanic landscape covered by snow in North Iceland

In the Corno alle Scale Regional Park in the Bolognese Apennines

view on Thingvallavatn Lake, the largest natural lake in Iceland. The deepest point of the lake is at 114 meters.

Coal mining in the Ryazan region was actively conducted at the beginning of the XX century. The role of the Moscow basin and the Skopinsky coal especially increased during the war years, when the mines of Donbass were in the hands of the fascists. The Skopinsky coal lies at depths of 20-50 meters. Its upper horizons are revealed in some places on the slopes of ravines. Mining was carried out in shallow mines. The only open—pit mining site lies in the extreme west of the district on the border with the Tula region — to the north of the village of Gorlovo, more precisely - near the village of Petrushino. During the development, an extensive pit funnel appeared, in the walls of which dark coal layers are easily read. The whole landscape of the pitted earth resembles the lifeless surface of the Moon, because coal is always rich in sulfides, which, when oxidized, eventually turn into sulfuric acid. In the deepest places of the quarry, a scattering of dead lakes appeared

Frozen lagoon with snowcapped mountain range in Iceland. Photographed in medium format.

The hostile frozen landscapes of the east fjords in Iceland

View at Gimsøya island in the Lofoten in Northern Norway during winter

Iceland mountains and river/lakes

Reinheimen is one of the largest untouched alpine areas in southern Norway, where mountain areas are characterised by wilderness and traces of ancient hunting culture. The highest mountains are over 2,000 metres above sea level, while the lowest point is in the Romsdalen valley at about 130 metres above sea level. In the south and east, moorland dominates the gently undulating terrain. This area is important for hunting, fishing and grazing, and there are few visitor enhancements.

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