Pawel Franik is an artist and photographer from Silesia who likes to take pictures with deeper meaning. This time he was in Iceland for a few days, creating an amazing series of this place. The photos are in a uniform color and you can see beautiful natural scenery on each of them. Waterfalls, huge glaciers, all taken by talented Pawel Franik.
Photography and video: Pawel Franik
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