Iceland volcano eruption

Geldingadalsgos is a 500-700 metre long fissure eruption at Fagradalsfjall on the Reykjanes peninsula in Iceland. It began on the evening of 19th March 2021.

A HUGE volcano in Iceland finally erupted last night sending molten lava spewing into the sky. Footage shows the moment the Grindavik volcano blasts as the dark sky is lit up in a fiery red with sh…

These are some of the observations recorded in Volcano for the People, a short film from Iceland.

Check out this incredible shot by Garðar Ólafs of the Fagradalsfjall eruption in Geldingadalur, Iceland. Located about 25 miles (40 kilometers) from Reykjavík, the volcano began erupting on March 19...

A volcano erupted in Iceland on January 14, 2024, posing a risk to a nearby fishing town. The eruption occurred at Mount Fagradalsfjall, near the town of Grindavík on the Reykjanes Peninsula. According to the Icelandic Met Office, the eruption started around 9:30 pm local time. Lava fountaining and ash emissions were observed. The aviation alert level was raised to red, indicating a high threat to air traffic. In response to the eruption, authorities evacuated the residents of Grindavík…

Volcanoes fascinate with their power and eruptions. Lava flow creates stunning landscapes which are full of danger and beauty at the same time. Many people are eager to see volcanoes with their own eyes and they have no fear of eruptions. Here are stunning pictures of active volcanoes from all over

Hörður Kristleifsson - Iceland on Instagram: "My first shots of the new eruption on Reykjanes Peninsula which began at 6 AM this morning. Everyone is safe and lava is not heading towards Grindavik. The fissure is at almost exact same location as the December 18th eruption last year. Check out RÚV English if you want to stay updated on news. Volcano sounds recorded by @hljodkuturinn (@upptekid_studio) 🔊 © Hörður Kristleifsson - @h0rdur"

As a photographer and filmmaker living in Iceland, this article is all about how to photograph the volcano eruption in Iceland.

While the authorities continue to warn of a volcanic eruption, they say that disruption to air travel will probably be minimal.