Daylight during Iceland's summer lasts 20 hours. The sun rises at approximately 3:30 AM and sets around 11:30 PM. However, it never gets dark. The light becomes a little less bright as the sun sets slightly below the horizon line and remains there for several hours. These images were taken in the Snaefellness Peninsula in the West and 12 miles south of the arctic circle in Iceland's North Fjords at, or close to midnight.
Awards selling prints is an accomplishment these days
2018 One Eyeland Awards Black and White Photography Bronze Nature Category
2018 One Eyeland Awards Top Photographers Finalist
Nature Category,
2017 Duncan Miller Gallery Themed Online Contest,
Emerging Photographer Selected Lower Manhattan;
2016 Duncan Miller Gallery Themed Online Contest,
Everywhere Red (High Heels) Selected;
2013 International Cell Phone Show sponsored by Southwest Louisiana University I See Lines (The Met) Selected;
