Islandzkie wodospady - Sipa
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Automne sur le parc de Skaftafell, Sud de l'Islande. Au loin, le glacier Skaftafellsjokull et le plus haut sommet d'Islande, Hvannadalshnjskur (2111 m) En Islande, il peut y avoir les quatre saisons en un jour, mais en realite chaque saison a ses specificites. Au printemps, la neige commence a fondre, les jours rallongent tres vite, les oiseaux migrateurs reviennent et l'ile se couvre de fleurs. A l'ete, les routes de l'intrieur (les highlands) sont ouvertes, donnant acces aux plus grandioses paysages pour trois mois (Landmannalaugar, Lakagigar, Langisjor, Veidivotn, Askja, Hveravellir?). L'automne est souvent marquee par des temperatures clementes et des couleurs rousses, jusqu'aux premieres neiges. L'hiver est la saison des aurores boreales. Le soleil bas donne des lumieres chaudes aux paysages. Les cascades sont figees dans la glace. Et les paysages enneiges semblent dessines au fusain. In Iceland, there can be four seasons in one day, but actually every season has its specificities. In spring, snow starts melting, days are getting long and longer very quickly, miratory birds are flying back and Iceland get covered by flowers. In summer, highlands roads are open, the most beautiful landscapes get accessible for three months (Landmannalaugar, Lakagigar, Langisjor, Veidivotn, Askja, Hveravellir?). Autumn often starts with a kind of mild indian summer, making trees and moss getting yellow, orange and red. Then the first snow comes quickly. Winter is the time for northern lights. Low sun gives warm coulours to landscapes. Waterfalls are partly frozen. And landscapes under the snow seem to be drawn in black and white. /JOLYOLIVIER_JOLYOLIVIER_lewisjoly1537.148
2010-10-21
OLIVIER JOLY/SIPA/EAST NEWS
SIPA
OLIVIER JOLY/SIPA
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