Standing on a jetty formed of large, dark boulders on a beach at the boundary where the water meets the sand, the view is partly out to sea, but mostly focused on the cliffs that come from the right side of view down towards the horizon, abruptly terminating in the centre of the image. The cliffs, like the sand on the beach that is just visible as a crescent curving away from near the viewpoint around and towards the cliffs, are dark rock. While the sky is mostly clear, except for a band of cloud on the horizon, the sun is obviously low in the sky and weak, lending everything little warmth and leaving the water near the viewer almost black. Seemingly on the horizon, although actually closer than that, out to sea a little way from the end of the cliffs, are jagged rocks jutting up, like the silhouettes of stalagmites or chipped teeth.
The sea from Vík í Mýrdal (or #Vik as it's usually known) on the south coast of #Iceland for #MeerMittwoch this week. A beautiful day in December 2018 with lovely views to the distant petrified trolls (or basalt columns if you prefer).
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