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Deserts To Rainforests
Iceland - Glacial rivers become visible only when you are high up in the sky. They're called 'braided river systems, as they often resemble an intricate jumble of patterns, intertwining in an almost inexplicable fashion and colours.
Marek Biegalski, Poland
Travel Photographer Of The Year
Mount Cook National Park, New Zealand - by Steph Vella
Photo of the Day: Glacial Rivers From Above
Photographer caption: Glacial rivers flowing over black volcanic soil, Iceland. Aerial image (shot from a plane at 1,000 feet). Photo by Jassen Todorov (San Francisco, California, USA); Iceland
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Melting point
Melting glacial rivers in Iceland.
Photographer: Yi Sun
Company/Studio: Yi Sun Photography
The International Photography Awards™
Travels Around Iceland
Glacial Rivers
By Misha Martin
Glacial rivers
Photographed from a small plane over the Tungnaá river in the highlands of Iceland.
Photograph: Chris Byrne/100 for the Ocean