The troll Hvítserkur, forever frozen in time.
Legend is that the rock formation is a troll that was caught by sunrise and turned to stone. The formation is also known as Dinosaur Rock, and located in Northern Iceland.
I don’t normally do a lot of B&W landscapes, but this one just works for me.
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Thanks Andy. 🙂
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Yes, B/W it is! And the foreground pattern makes the troll all the more menacing. I’ve got to run real quick! 🙂
Thanks so much… glad I made the right decision going with B&W! 😀