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Iceland Represented in One Shot

Iceland Represented in One Shot

I could not picture Iceland without the image of sheep roaming the mountainside. Every direction you look, every place you go, and every seemingly desolate area...
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I could not picture Iceland without the image of sheep roaming the mountainside. Every direction you look, every place you go, and every seemingly desolate area has the prescense of these creatures. Their abundance seems to outnumber people, waterfalls, and mountains combined. This shot was taken at 12:30am, seven hours before my trip was concluding, and knew I could not leave without including a shot of them.
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Aug, 2017

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