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These are fumaroles photographed with a drone at a tourist attraction called Hverir in Iceland. It is a geothermal area known for its mud holes and fumaroles that spew sulphuric gases. The smell of sulphur in the air was quite pungent and wearing a face covering was beneficial. The area was surreal and otherworldly and it felt like stepping back in time.

I am a Chicago native and attended the University of Illinois at Chicago with a Bachelors Degree in Art and Design. Studies included graphic arts, photography and fine art. Currently retired and enjoying photographing wildlife from trips taken locally to trips afar which include Alaska and Iceland, so far. I hope to continue to travel to many more remote places of our globe.