Rivers of Sulphur №1 – Iceland Antarctica and timing—where observation becomes a

and timing—where observation becomes a matter of precision and patience

I was drawn to the monochrome aesthetics and the intricate textures shaped by the season’s stillness

What usually blends into the forest becomes isolated

captured on a cold winter morning in 2020

water currents

Rivers of Sulphur №1 – Iceland Antarctica and timing—where observation becomes aArtwork Information Some rivers on Iceland's south coast carry sulphur and display a yellow color due to geothermal activity, volcanic eruptions, and glacial melting. Geothermal features release sulphur compounds, and volcanic activity adds sulphur dioxide. Glacial meltwater erodes sulphur rich volcanic rock, and mineral laden sediments contribute to the yellow hue, creating visually striking and unique landscapes ideal for photography.