This morning, I stopped at Geysir. Every 8-10 minutes, the Stokkur geysir erupts. There were a handful of people waiting to see the event. The geysir starts to heave before spraying water into the air.
Stokkur Geysir, About To Erupt
The eruption looks really interesting, with super-heated steam surging below the surface of the water. Soon the water sprays into the air.
Stokkur Geysir, Erupting
Later, I stopped at Pingvellir, which was the site of the original parliament in Iceland that was established in the year 932.
Pingvellir, Autumn Colors
Finally I reached my destination at Borgarnes. After checking in to the hostel, I waited for the sun to setting, catching the volcanic cliffs across the bay from Borgarnes.
Sun Setting At Borgarnes
Enjoy.
‘About to erupt’ looks great – how long did you have to wait for that(!)
This geyser erupts every 7 minutes on average. I waited about 3 or 4 eruptions to take place. When waiting for the geyser to erupt, there is a lot of movement in the water. So I did a burst of exposures until I got this image.