Iceland — where water never stops moving, even when everything else stands still. It’s not just a waterfall — it’s the sound of the island breathing, a pulse shaped by ice, fire, and time. Stand close enough, and you’ll feel how alive the earth still is. 📸 Follow @ronald_soethje for more cinematic northern moods. Save this if raw nature still takes your breath away. #Iceland #Waterfall #EpicLandscapes #CinematicNature #NordicMood #WildNorth #NaturePhotography #LandOfFireAndIce | soethje.com

Skógafoss is one of Iceland’s most iconic waterfalls and one of its most powerful 💦✨ Cascading 60 meters down a sheer cliff, it roars so loud you can feel it in your chest 💡 Tip: Bring a rain jacket (and maybe a towel!), you’ll get soaked if you get close… and it’s totally worth it. Video by All Iceland Nature | @all_iceland_balli | Guide to Iceland

🌊 Welcome to the Waterfall Capital of the World 💧 Did you know that Iceland has more than 10,000 waterfalls, from roaring giants like Dettifoss, Europe's most powerful waterfall, to thin silver ribbons hidden in remote valleys. Many don't even have names. 💡 Why so many? Glaciers: 11% of Iceland is covered in ice, feeding rivers year-round. Rain snow: hundreds of wet days keep the rivers flowing. Elevation: Numerous cliffs, lava fields, and rift valleys provide water with endless places to tum