All images © Isak Finnbogason
Photographer and drone pilot captured stunning of a new eruption on Iceland’s Reykjanes peninsula in December, documenting the nearly two-mile-long lava vent on the first day it was active. Streams of magma rolled across the snowy landscape, creating a dramatic contrast between the frozen surface and molten earth surging up from below.
See more of Finnbogason’s aerial shots on his , and follow him on for updates. You might also like this , filmed at night, which just shared of last summer’s .
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