Watching the splash of magma during the evening is a magnificent sight
Evening shot when the power of the vent increased suddenly on March 2nd
A row of craters at Geldingadalir valley delivering magma
Overview of the lava flow a month into the eruption
The layer of lava covers the valley A new carpet of lava filling up the Geldingadalir valley
New lava spreading out over the valley Geldingadalir
Getting dangerously close to the volcano at Geldingadalir valley Reykjanes Peninsula Iceland
Getting close to the splash
The high and mighty splash of magma
Fire coming through a tube from a depth of 20 kilometers below the surface
Viewing the volcano from the west side in the early days of the eruption
Enjoying a late winter sunny day by the volcano at Geldingadalir
Magma flowing from the crater at an early stage of the eruption
A river of glowing magma
Standing alone by the volcano in Geldingadalir
Learning to live in a volcanic island - an Icelandic culture
Sunset by the volcano at Geldingadalir valley at Reykjanes Peninsula Iceland
A sunset to enjoy
At one point many craters delivered magma to the valley Geldingadalir
Two vents (craters) delivering magma to the small fire river
Watching the magma flow in a fire river and lava forming
Solidifying magma turned into lava in a very relaxed way
On a gloomy day by the volcano at Geldingadalir
The weather has a role to play
Viewing the volcanic activity from the east side of the crater
The increasing flow of magma splashes into the air and floats like a fire river.
