Jan Erik Waider sent a drone up to get some aerial shots of Iceland’s glacial rivers. The results are breathtaking, as he explained in the video description:
Iceland’s river and seascapes may appear unremarkable from ground level, yet from an aerial perspective, they reveal a captivating array of colors and textures reminiscent of a living watercolor painting. Subject to perpetual movement, these landscapes undergo continuous transformation, influenced by the fluctuating water levels and flow velocities of the rivers, as well as the ebb and flow of tides. Originating primarily from the island’s abundant glaciers, most rivers embark on their journey towards the sea […]
They almost look otherworldly, helped by the 4K quality and having not seen these kinds of views before. The world is beautiful and worth saving.
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