Milan Radisics
Affall River Estuary
of ICELAND
Where the Affall River meets the Atlantic Ocean, there is a confluence of three coloured tributaries that wind through various farmlands. Together they casually flow to the ocean across the black sandy beach. Landeyjar area, Southern Iceland
Affall is a small and clear spring water stream located just east of Hvolsvöllur, about 120 km from Reykjavik. Due to a connection with the Markarfljót River, the Affall was formerly very glacial colored. After blocking up the connection some years ago, it has become a clear spring water stream.
River Affall reaches the Atlantic Ocean swirling through the black sandy beach
AFFALL RIVER ESTUARY
of Iceland
Series is part of the award wining project Water.Shapes.Earth examining the evolution of Earth’s waterways. Essay shows where water comes from, how it is spreading, how beautifully shaping the planet and in the end, what lays ahead as water retreats.Available as open edition and in limited editions of three and six.
© 2019 Milan Radisics
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