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Photographer Albert Dros shares stunning photos of Iceland, explaining why everyone wants to visit

Published: 2026-09-28 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-28 — Photographer Albert Dros shares stunning photos of Iceland, explaining why everyone wants to visit

By: Nic

We’ve previously introduced the photography tips shared by Albert Dros, a Dutch award-winning photographer renowned for his high-quality landscape work. Recently, he showcased a series of breathtaking images from Iceland online, describing the country’s scenery as so beautiful that the photos explain why everyone wants to travel there.

Iceland attracts over 2 million visitors annually, and Albert Dros frequently travels there, believing the country’s beauty is otherworldly. He describes how, the moment you step out of the capital Reykjavik, every corner feels like entering a picturesque fantasy film.

Iceland has a long coastline dotted with towering cliffs.

Among the rugged cliffs, you can spot adorable puffins.

Iceland is also home to numerous sheep and horses, which can be found along almost every road.

The inland area features waterfalls of various sizes.

Iceland’s volcanoes are also famous, giving off an otherworldly, alien-planet vibe.

Other terrains are equally captivating.

Iceland’s most iconic “Church Mountain” (Kirkjufell).

The island’s landscapes and glacier views.

And, of course, the winter aurora borealis, a major draw for many visitors.

 

To see more of Albert Dros’s work, visit his website, Facebook, and Instagram.

Previous articles on photography tips shared by Albert Dros:
[Albert Dros shares how hard work and patience lead to capturing stunning landscape shots]
[Albert Dros teaches 10 photography tips to elevate your landscape work]
[Dutch photographer Albert Dros shares 10 tips for photographing waterfalls]

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