Oh Faroe | Gásadalur, Faroe Islands norway caught in the second before

caught in the second before it pushed off

where the water turns vivid turquoise at low tide and the afternoon light arrives at a low angle that turns everything gold

the two long straight horns giving it an unmistakable silhouette visible from hundreds of metres above

This frame was made in low directional light

Oh Faroe | Gásadalur, Faroe Islands norway caught in the second before[short_description] From altitude above Gsadalur, the turquoise Atlantic meets the Faroe Islands' basalt coastline white surf in the rock crevices, vivid moss and seaweed covering the lava formations, the colour contrast between the clear ocean and the dark ancient rock absolute. Open edition Aerial fine art by Tobias Hgg 210g natural white art paper, matte finish [ short_description] [product_description] Gsadalur is one of the most remote villages