Sarfraz Durrani, a passionate photographer, brings us his series of mystical photos from Iceland. Iceland’s long beaches with black sand and large rocks, where you will find almost nothing around. Sarfraz spent one week at this place, with plenty of time for perfect shots with a magical atmosphere. The island in black and white with rainy weather but beautiful shots. The photographer wrote that he felt like he was on a distant planet. See for yourself!
Photography: Sarfraz Durrani
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