Snæfellsnes. Finally met one of Iceland's tiny foxes.

Reykjavik (it's a bike path, so no need to worry about him). This is the Icelandic spring.

Gljúfrafoss. Hot water cave, a different view.

Ytri Tunga. Definition of puppy dog eyes.

Somewhere in the south. Considered a weed by some, but they'll improve any photograph with their presence.

2 of many Icelandic horses. Despite my dislike for the flies, they do look good on photo.

Hraunfossar. A fraction of a gorgeous waterfall.

Diamond beach. May not look like it, but this was an insane wave that managed to hit me all the way up to my waist.

Snæfellsnes. Nighttime photography during the summer is my favorite time of the year here.

Snæfellsnes. This little one was completely nonchalant to my presence, only focusing on finding food.

Kirkjufell. You've not had the full tourist experience when visiting Snæfellsnes, unless you photograph this mountain from this exact angle.

Vestrahorn. A different perspective of this very famous mountain.

Hvitserkur. During my stay here, I've come across more seals than any other animal.

Grjótagjá. Hot water cave.

Skógafoss. The power of this waterfall is so impressive, that I had to clean the lens of my camera after every shot.

Reykjavik. Taken at 2 am.

Westfjords. The popular puffin.

Goðafoss. Another one of my more preferred waterfalls.

Gljúfrafoss. Sometimes unplanned models will complete your photo.

Háifoss. Probably one of my favorite waterfalls, with an impressive drop of 122 meters.

Seljalandsfoss. Visit this very famous waterfall at 00:57am to actually get a photo without people in it.

Reynisfjara. Another angle of this black sand beach, though this time during sunrise at 11 am.

Arnarstapi. Probably one of the most photographed houses in Iceland.

Strokkur. Smaller eruption.

Jökulsárlón. Incredible glacier lagoon filled with ice and seals.

Reynisfjara. Black sand beach colored back to a regular beach during sunset.

Stuðlagil. They couldn't have chosen a much better spot than this.

Vestrahorn. The perk of the high winds here is the quick removal of clouds when they are unwanted.