Gullfoss Waterfall Iceland.

Watch Ian use his skills in Photoshop to build this beautiful Panorama, a dramatic back-lit winter scene from Gullfoss or the "Golden Falls".
This is a scenic wonder that is hard to beat, and it is one of Icelands most beloved and iconic waterfalls.
An awesome natural wonder, plunging into a canyon of the Hvita river as it turns a sharp right and seems to disappear.
Approaching the best vantage points of the falls in winter can be quite hazardous because of heavy snowfall and icy conditions, so photographer's and visitor's need to take extra care.

Stay tuned for more videos of Ian's Panoramas being posted up on this YouTube channel in the coming weeks and months:

You are also warmly invited to watch any of the other posts on Ian's YouTube channel to help improve your Panorama skills.

[ingridshvarz]

Your lessons are beyond praise... Thanks!🙏👌🤗💕👏♥️

[ingridshvarz]

Winter landscape, mountains, ice, frost, snow and water... An amazing combination, and under the artist's brush, this landscape acquires inner light and warmth... Thank you very much!👏❤️👌❤️🙏❤️🤗❤️

[paulwright]

Thanks Ian. I have visited Iceland, but in summer. It is so very different with the snow. This is a magic place to visit. Your panorama processing is very illuminating - love the light in your image.

[gersonfischer]

Show, great video, thanks for sharing your expertise.

[trevorholman]

Thank you Ian for the video & the lesson on making a pano, you certainly chose a stunning place to show us.
Only this week I received Scottish photographer Bruce Percy's new book, Halendi with his gorgeous B+W images of Iceland in winter & can't wait to get over there but it looks like not before 2022. I was booked to go in February, now cancelled of course. I did go there in May last year but only did the south coast. Your photo of Gullfoss is beautiful.