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Reykjavik CathedralReykjavik Cathedral or the Hallgrimskirka, as it is called in Iceland, took 42 years to build, from 1945 to 1986. The architect, Guojon Samuelson, said that the columns on the side of the main tower are meant to represent Icelandic volcanic basalt rock that was instantly petrified after its molten lava met the frigid Atlantic Ocean. Our picture was taken with a Canon R5 mounted with an RF 15 to 35 mm lens, at f 11 and 1 50 sec. Later, Alice Pownall

he decided that we were not a threat

Reykjavik Cathedral or the Hallgrimskirka

lugging a thirty-pound lens

The Neist Point Lighthouse is the most western point of the Isle of Skye

6 at 1/1000th of a second

Nests are usually surrounded by water to deter predators

The male Swan defends the nest from predators and helps the female build the nest

one million US Dollars each

often contributes to a micro climate that causes sudden

Queen Elizabeth and her Royal family spend their summer holidays at Balmoral Castle

Our efforts were rewarded by being able to capture from long range

The picture was taken with a Medium Format Fuji GFX 100 mounted with a 23mm Wide Angle Lens at F/11 at 1/25 of a second